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All news, all the time. This is WINS.
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You give us 22 minutes, we'll give you the world.
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Good evening. It's 42 degrees at 5:00 and here's what's happening.
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Mayor Koch urges the talks to resume between the city and unions...
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1:35
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...but he says the unions have to give in a bit.
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1:38
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The PBA negotiator says he wants real salary increases.
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1:41
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Nassau police ask an 18-year-old mother why she abandoned her child.
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1:45
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A federal judge rules an accused war criminal...
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1:48
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...must testify in his deportation hearing.
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1:51
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A House committee tells the president...
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...it does not like proposed Mid-east arms sales.
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The news watch never stops! This is WINS.
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2:02
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WINS news time, 5:02.
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2:05
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Contract talks have ended temporarily...
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2:07
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...between the city and its labor union...
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2:09
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...with both sides making some angry charges.
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2:12
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The municipal labor unions broke off talks...
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2:14
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...demanding that the city withdraw what they call their outrageous...
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2:17
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...and irresponsible contract proposals.
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The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association...
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...and the Uniformed Firefighters Association...
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...are the two unions not participating in the coalition bargaining with the city...
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...and the PEA chief negotiator says he wants...
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...some solid gains for the men in blue.
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2:33
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A bankrupt New York City can't afford...
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...to lose money, but city officials say it did...
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...between two and five million dollars in the first two months of 1978 alone--
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2:46
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"On the first part of the journey, I was lookin' at all the life."
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2:54
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"There were plants and birds and rocks and things."
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"There was sand and hills and rings."
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"The first thing I met was a fly with a buzz."
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"And the sky with no clouds."
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3:10
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"The heat was hot and the ground was dry but the air was full of sound."
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3:15
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I do all kinds of business with him. He knows Carl Elway.
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3:18
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He knows exactly what he's getting into.
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3:37
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What are you doing, going behind my back?
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Telling people I'm screwing up this operation?
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3:41
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I got you a suite at the fucking Plaza Hotel.
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- The shittiest suite at the Plaza Hotel. - What?
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3:45
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The shittiest fucking suite and...
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- ...the food is wrong. - Based on what?
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- And what is this? What is it? - The food's wrong? What is what?
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- You went in my closet or something? - No.
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3:52
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Are you dressing him like you dress me?
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3:53
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No, what are you thinking? This isn't all about you.
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3:55
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What, did you try to dress me so I would look like him?
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3:57
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No, you're not dressed like him.
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3:58
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- But I do look... I look like him. - No.
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- He's in, like, velvet. - Velvet?
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4:01
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You asked me to show you how this was done.
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You want to fuck it up, be my guest.
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4:04
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- What is your problem? - Hey, look...
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...I never laid a hand on her, all right? Is that what this is about?
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4:07
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Well, technically, that's not true.
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4:11
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Look, we never had sex, ok? Just, what'd I do?
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I went like... What'd I do?
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- I put my hand like this. - You fucking get out.
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4:16
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Don't you fucking touch me.
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4:18
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That bothers me.
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- Oh, it does? - Oh, yeah.
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- That bothers you? - Yes.
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You know, a lot of shit bothers me, too, but I was trying to help you.
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If I wanted to bother you, if I really wanted to fucking bother you...
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this is what I'd do.
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If I was trying to bother you, that's what I would do.
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4:33
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You shouldn't have done that.
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4:35
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How's that? You bothered now?
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4:40
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All right, don't make a thing of it.
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4:42
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You shouldn't touch him, he doesn't like that.
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- Oh, my God, fix his hair. - No, you really shouldn't--
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Jesus Christ, don't make a thing of it.
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- It takes some time, ok? - Big fucking deal.
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It's not like just...
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We got to get in the other room. Come on.
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- The mayor's in there. - Yes, I know that.
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Should we go to the beauty parlor? Is that what we should do?
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5:06
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How's it look?
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5:07
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Fine.
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Let's go.
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5:34
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"Times are hard. You're afraid to pay the fee."
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5:39
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"So you find yourself somebody who can do the job for free."
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"When you need a bit of lovin' because your man is outta town..."
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5:54
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" ...that's the time you get me runnin'. And you know I'll be around."
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"I'm a fool to do your dirty work. Oh, yeah."
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6:07
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Look, I do business face-to-face, person-to-person.
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6:11
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That's just who I am, call me old-fashioned, but...
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Carl, I come all the way down here, the sheik's not even here?
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Excuse me, excuse me.
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I'll handle that for the mayor.
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No, the... It's for the mayor.
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It'd be a sign of disrespect to the sheik...
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...if the mayor didn't take it. It's for you, Mayor.
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What are you doing? Carl, what the fuck?
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- What is this? - I'm gonna take care of it.
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6:31
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Everything's good. I got everything under control.
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It's for me.
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- Hey, hey. What is this? - I handle the money.
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- What is this? What is this? - I don't know.
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- I don't know. - I mean, who are you?
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- I don't know you. - Just stop it, ok?
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- He's got to take it himself. - I don't know what the fuck...
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...that is, but it's weird, you understand?
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Misunderstanding, misunderstanding.
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Look, I came here to meet a sheik...
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- ...that's all I know. - Ok, Mr. Mayor...
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I'm very interested in that, but he's not here apparently.
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- Carl, you know what I mean? - This is not right.
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Look, I'm very interested in meeting the sheik.
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You let me know when that can happen.
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- We will. - Thank you, have a good day.
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6:59
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Irving, you better come get him.
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Go out there and get him right now.
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Help me get him back. Get the--
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7:05
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Get him, go get him. He needs to take this fucking briefcase.
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7:07
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I didn't want to do this in the first place.
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7:08
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This is your show, you go get him.
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7:10
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No, you have no choice. You have to go get him.
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7:12
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Now, go get him so he takes the briefcase by himself.
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7:15
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That's the whole plan, Irving.
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7:18
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What were you doing pushing the fucking briefcase, dummy, huh?
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7:21
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The whole fucking thing was falling apart.
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7:22
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You know how much it fucking costs for this goddamn hotel...
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7:25
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...that you fucking asked for?
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Now I got to go mop up your mess.
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7:28
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I'm gonna go fucking mop up your mess.
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7:36
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You understand what I'm saying, right?
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7:37
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You understand that he has... It wasn't working.
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He was getting upset about the sheik and--
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Did you ever have to find a way to survive...
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...and you knew your choices were bad?
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I learned how to survive when I was a kid.
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My father had a glass business.
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I would rather be on the taking side...
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...than the getting-taken side any day of the week...
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...especially after I saw how my father got taken.
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I mean, seeing that scarred me for life.
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I took it upon myself to drum up business.
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I became a different kind of guy than my father.
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I became a con artist for real.
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From the feet up.
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I was gonna survive no matter what.
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I still had the glass business and a few dry cleaning stores also...
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...and I did some art dealing on the side.
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Stolen or forged art.
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Your host! Enjoy, enjoy-
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- Enjoy. - Come on.
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8:41
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So, one January...
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...I go to my friend's pool party in Long Island.
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Is that Duke Ellington on your bracelet?
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Yeah, as a matter of fact, it is.
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9:15
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He died this year, you know?
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I know.
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I doubt anyone else here knows or cares about it.
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9:21
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Well, I care about it.
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9:22
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He saved my life many times.
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Mine, too.
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9:27
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Which one?
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9:29
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Jeep's Blues.
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9:31
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Jeep's Blues.
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Mmm-hmm. Jeep's Blues.
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9:35
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Oh, yeah.
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9:36
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Yeah.
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9:37
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You... You want to hear it?
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9:40
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Right now?
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9:41
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- Yeah. - Sure.
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10:04
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Who starts a song like that?
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10:07
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It's magic.
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It's magic.
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10:16
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He wasn't necessarily in good shape...
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...and he had this comb-over that was rather elaborate.
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10:24
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He had this air about him...
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...and he had this confidence that drew me to him.
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10:31
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He was who he was.
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10:33
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He didn't care.
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10:38
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I mean, she was a very particular person.
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10:45
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Like me, she had come from a place where her options were limited.
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It actually can feel kind of sexy sometimes.
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There's a boldness in it.
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But where would that boldness take me?
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I didn't know.
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But I was gonna find out.
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11:17
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Like me, she learned to survive and reinvent herself.
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11:20
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She knew she had to reinvent her life and her identity.
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11:24
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And like me, she envisioned a better, elegant future for herself.
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11:29
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Like me, she knew you had to have a vision.
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11:33
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She came to New York, she envisioned it...
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...and just like that...
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...she applied for a job at Cosmopolitan magazine.
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11:40
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Well, you're obviously here for a reason, let's get to it.
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11:42
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All right. Our cover story right now is on cunnilingus.
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11:45
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What do you think about that?
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11:48
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I like it.
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Do you have any clerical skills? Can you type?
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11:54
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She was unlike anybody I ever knew.
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11:56
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She was smart.
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She saw through people in situations...
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...and she knew how to live with passion and style...
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12:03
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...she understood Duke Ellington.
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12:09
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I was broke, fearless, with nothing to lose...
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12:15
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...and my dream, more than anything...
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12:19
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...was to become anyone else other than who I was.
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He had a chain of dry cleaning stores.
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12:34
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Enter. Yeah, I got two in the Bronx...
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12:36
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...and three in Manhattan.
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Hey, Byron, how you doing? This is Sydney.
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- Right here, come through here. - Hi.
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He asked me if I wanted to come in and upgrade my wardrobe.
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12:45
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He said he had a lot of nice things...
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...that got left behind by people and forgotten over the years.
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12:51
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Man, you wouldn't believe the shit...
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12:52
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...that people leave behind here. Unbelievable.
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- People leave stuff here? - Come back here.
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12:56
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Oh, yeah, they go out for the night, you know, they drink...
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13:00
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...come here in the morning,
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...put their clothes in and then they forget.
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13:03
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They got no idea where they left it.
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13:04
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- Look at that sequin thing. - It's beautiful.
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13:06
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I don't know, is that nice or not?
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13:07
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I mean, some of it... Some of it's been here for years.
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13:10
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They're not picking it up.
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13:11
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No one's picking it up.
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- You like it? - - People just leave... I love it.
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Sydney, it's yours.
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You want it, it's yours.
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Whoo!
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I like it.
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13:24
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You look fantastic.
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13:29
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You're a knockout.
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13:31
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Oh, my God.
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13:33
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I could only dream about...
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13:34
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These dresses are beautiful. Oh!
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- This... - That's... I'm...
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13:40
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No, it's beautiful. Put it on. Come on.
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13:43
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Come on, look at that. Please?
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13:46
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- Perfect for you. - I don't feel...
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- Really? - Love it.
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This is for you.
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13:55
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I felt like we had a secret, just the two of us...
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...you know, like that thing when you just want to be...
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14:00
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...with the one person the whole time and...
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14:03
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...you feel like the two of you understand something...
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14:05
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...that nobody else gets.
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14:07
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I could just tell her everything about myself.
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14:18
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And I'd never had anybody like that in my life before...
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14:22
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...and it felt like, finally...
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14:24
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...I could truly be myself without being ashamed...
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14:29
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...without being embarrassed.
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14:33
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What is this place?
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14:35
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Do you sell art here?
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14:37
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Yeah, sometimes.
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14:38
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It's my office.
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14:40
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Well, I know it's your office, but you have all these other places...
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14:43
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...so what's this for?
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14:46
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Why'd you bring me here?
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14:48
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This is getting to be my... My main business...
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14:51
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...my growing business.
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14:53
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I, uh...
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14:55
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I help get loans for guys who can't get loans.
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14:57
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You know, I'm their last resort.
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14:59
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You're their last resort?
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15:01
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'Cause interest rates are north of 12% and heading to 18%.
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15:04
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That's right, smarty pants.
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15:06
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- Fucking Jimmy Carter. - Fucking Jimmy Carter.
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15:08
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Well, fucking Nixon, really...
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15:10
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...and the war and the deficit and all of that shit, but--
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15:12
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I fucking love you, you're so smart.
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15:15
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You are.
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15:16
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Thanks, kid, but how do you get them the money?
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15:23
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Well...
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15:24
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You don't, do you?
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15:28
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You don't.
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15:31
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These guys are lousy risks, you know?
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15:33
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I can't get them a loan, but I get my fee, $5,000.
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15:38
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$5,000?
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15:39
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You take $5,000 and you don't give them anything.
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15:41
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All right, these are bad guys, you know?
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15:43
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They got bad divorces, gambling habits...
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15:45
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...embezzling, all that shit, you know what I mean?
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15:48
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Everybody at the bottom crosses paths eventually...
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15:50
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...in a pool of desperation and you're waiting for them.
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15:58
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How about "we"?
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16:01
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- "We"? - Mmm-hmm.
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16:04
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How about it?
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16:09
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Sydney, Sydney, I'm sorry.
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16:11
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That was too much, I went too far.
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16:13
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I didn't want to upset you. Sydney, please, I'm sorry.
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16:15
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I know it ain't for everybody.
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16:18
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Oh, God! I loved getting to know you!
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16:22
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All right. Why did I tell the truth?
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16:24
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Why'd I tell her the truth?
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16:31
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What did I do that for?
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16:32
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What did I do that for? I fucked it up.
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16:36
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I should never tell a woman the truth, but she's so smart.
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16:39
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She's different.
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16:42
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She's different.
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16:45
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God.
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16:51
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You said it was nice knowing me.
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16:54
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You said it was nice to meet me.
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16:58
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Yeah.
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16:59
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Would you like to meet...
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17:02
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Lady Edith Greensly?
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17:08
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I have royal banking connections in London.
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17:13
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I'd love to help you with your loan...
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17:15
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...but, of course, I have to be very selective.
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17:19
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Yeah.
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17:20
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Yes.
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17:22
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That was fucking fantastic.
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17:25
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Thank you. Did you like it?
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17:27
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I liked it.
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17:28
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I didn't think you were coming back.
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17:31
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- Thank God you came back. - I wasn't going anywhere.
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17:33
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I fucking love you.
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17:35
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You have me.
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17:36
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And so Irving and I began our partnership in love and commerce.
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17:41
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Rebecca, hold on.
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17:43
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He told me to tell my friends I had London banking connections.
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17:48
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Listen, she told me you can get me a line of credit.
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17:50
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I heard you have banking connections in London, England.
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17:51
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And after that, say "no" a lot until the guy is hooked.
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17:56
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- Rebecca, get me that meeting, huh? - No!
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17:58
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- Listen, tell her. - No.
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17:59
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- I have never missed a check. - No.
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18:01
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It was almost scary how easy it could be...
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18:03
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...to take money from desperate people.
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18:06
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Lady Edith Greensly. It's so good to see you again.
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18:09
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Lady... Your Ladyship. Thank you. Again.
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18:12
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These are the roles that we were meant to play.
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18:15
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We're very selective.
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18:16
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You got a strong application. We'll talk about it.
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18:19
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I don't take a deal that I can't close.
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18:22
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You're not being aggressive enough in putting up your assets.
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18:24
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You ever been to Great Neck?
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18:25
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Everybody knows my dealerships.
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18:27
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5,000 gets me 50, right?
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18:29
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Five'll get me 35, is that right?
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18:30
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Five grand gets me 50?
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18:32
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5,000 gets me 50, right?
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18:35
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I was doing so much more business with her.
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18:37
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It doubled, then it tripled.
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18:40
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And I never met anyone, man or woman, in business...
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18:43
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...who was so careful and precise about everything...
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18:45
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...every stylistic detail.
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18:47
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Congratulations.
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18:48
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We kept selling art together, too.
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18:50
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...genre painting, which is really rare for the time.
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18:52
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It's a boy and his dog.
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18:53
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It's a non-religious painting...
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18:55
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- 16... - ...55.
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18:57
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Golden Age Dutch painting.
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18:59
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Paul Klee. Expressionism. Bauhaus Movement.
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19:02
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Before we go any further, is this legit?
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19:04
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Let's just say, you know, it's missing from Spain, leave it at that.
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19:08
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Don't show any Spanish friends.
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19:13
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I mean, it just took off. We got a better office...
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19:17
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...we called it "London Associates," for her accent.
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19:23
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When I was around her, I felt joy...
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19:27
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...fucking joy!
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19:28
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And love, that's what I felt.
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19:31
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"I've got your number and what you're lookin' for."
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19:39
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"And what you're lookin' for, just suits me fine."
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19:46
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"We'll break the rules a lot. We'll be damn fools a lot."
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19:54
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"But then why should we not? How could we not combine?"
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20:01
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"I've got your number and I've got the glow you've got."
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20:09
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"I've got your number and more."
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20:15
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"So go ahead and pick a number from one to ten."
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20:20
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"Your losing streak is over. I can't win again."
|
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20:24
|
"And here's the punchline..."
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20:50
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As far as I could see...
|
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20:51
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...people were always conning each other to get what they wanted.
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20:55
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We even con ourselves.
|
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20:57
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We talk ourselves into things, you know?
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20:58
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We sell ourselves things we maybe don't even need or want...
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21:02
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...you know, by dressing them up.
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21:04
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We leave out the risk, we leave out the ugly truth.
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21:10
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Pay attention to that...
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21:13
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...'cause we're all conning ourselves in one way or another...
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21:16
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...just to get through life.
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21:21
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He was married and he had a son.
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21:24
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Daddy!
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21:26
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He had adopted her son.
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21:28
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You're just such an artist! Look at that!
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21:30
|
He was a really good dad.
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21:32
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I respected him for that.
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21:33
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Proud! You should be so proud!
|
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21:35
|
It was a tough situation for everyone.
|
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21:39
|
What'd you do today?
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21:40
|
That kid Donovan is being mean to me.
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21:43
|
Thai big kid?
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21:44
|
I thought Mommy was picking you up, so he couldn't bother you.
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21:48
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She was late.
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21:50
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And then after we put out the fire...
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21:52
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...Mommy said stay in my room with my baseball cards.
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21:56
|
What fire?
|
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21:57
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Did you know they made a lamp that has the sun in it?
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22:01
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Mommy got the lamp, she made her special drink...
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22:05
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...and the lamp made a fire.
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22:08
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I put out the fire.
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22:11
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The fire is out.
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22:17
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First time in my life, I do the right thing.
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22:19
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- Oh, shut up. Shut up. - No, no, no...
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22:21
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I save a young single mother and a kid.
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22:25
|
I marry her, I adopt him...
|
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22:26
|
You fell in love! Don't you dare forget that part!
|
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22:28
|
We fell madly in love.
|
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22:30
|
Yes, I fell in love.
|
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22:31
|
My God, I fell in love. But you know what?
|
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22:33
|
I thought you were mysterious, like my mother...
|
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22:34
|
...until it turned out that "mysterious"...
|
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22:36
|
...just meant "depressed," all right? "Hard to reach."
|
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22:38
|
I mean, I'm dying here.
|
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22:39
|
And you need somebody who's gonna be quiet...
|
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22:41
|
...who's gonna be shy...
|
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22:42
|
...you're young, you're beautiful, you gotta find somebody else.
|
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22:44
|
You gotta go out and get some friends, all right?
|
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22:46
|
I don't like going out.
|
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22:47
|
You know that I get anxiety when I have to meet people.
|
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22:50
|
You know how hard that is.
|
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22:51
|
You cannot just stay in the house with a fucking sun lamp.
|
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22:55
|
All right?
|
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22:56
|
And I cant... I mean, look, I can't trust you with Danny when you...
|
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22:59
|
That fire and everything...
|
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23:01
|
- I can't trust to leave you alone. - I put the fire out, Irving.
|
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23:02
|
There is no fire. Maybe if you were here more...
|
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23:05
|
...then there wouldn't have been a fire in the first place.
|
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23:06
|
Oh, what, there wouldn't have been a fire if I was here?
|
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23:08
|
Just stop with the whole fire thing! God! It was a mistake!
|
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23:11
|
I'm sure a million people do that, all the time.
|
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23:13
|
Those sun lamps are dangerous.
|
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23:15
|
Shouldn't even have them in the house, really.
|
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23:18
|
I bet that happens all the time.
|
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23:21
|
This was nothing.
|
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23:24
|
We're not happy, all right?
|
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23:30
|
You know that I could take Danny...
|
|
23:31
|
...you know that most of your work is illegal...
|
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23:33
|
...and you know that if you tried to divorce me, you know that...
|
|
23:35
|
...I'm not saying that I would, but I'm saying that I could...
|
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23:38
|
...and I'm saying that that is why I don't like divorce, Irving.
|
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23:41
|
Women do that in divorces.
|
|
23:43
|
Women get the children and then the fathers never see them.
|
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23:46
|
My mother never got divorced.
|
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23:47
|
My grandmother never got divorced.
|
|
23:49
|
There are no divorces in my family. I am not getting a divorce.
|
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23:52
|
Come on, what are we doing here?
|
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23:54
|
We fight and we fuck and that's what we do. That's our thing.
|
|
23:57
|
She was the Picasso of passive-aggressive karate.
|
|
23:59
|
Come here. Come here.
|
|
24:00
|
She was better than any con artist I ever met, including myself...
|
|
24:04
|
...and she had me like nobody had me.
|
|
24:07
|
Irving, come to mama, come on.
|
|
24:09
|
You might say she was my karma...
|
|
24:11
|
...for how I took advantage of people.
|
|
24:13
|
Irving...
|
|
24:16
|
- Oh, my God. - Come here. Come on.
|
|
24:20
|
- Get into bed. - All right.
|
|
24:22
|
Baby, there's such good stuff here.
|
|
24:24
|
I did not want to leave the kid behind.
|
|
24:26
|
He was my son!
|
|
24:28
|
She had me. I was her mark.
|
|
24:32
|
Now, I can't assure you that your loan will be approved...
|
|
24:35
|
...but I can tell you that any deal take, I close.
|
|
24:38
|
However, my fee is nonrefundable...
|
|
24:42
|
...just like my time.
|
|
24:46
|
I want to thank you very much, Irving, for seeing me.
|
|
24:48
|
I'm sorry I'm so nervous.
|
|
24:50
|
Is that... Am I not buttoned?
|
|
24:54
|
I just got to say, Mr. Rosenfeld, that Lady Edith was...
|
|
24:58
|
...very adamant that you were top-notch.
|
|
25:00
|
That's correct.
|
|
25:01
|
I really need your help, I'm desperate.
|
|
25:04
|
I mean, I got the Audis...
|
|
25:05
|
...and two boats, and I forgot to mention...
|
|
25:08
|
...that I have a little piece of real estate in Long Island.
|
|
25:11
|
No, you didn't mention that.
|
|
25:12
|
Two lunches and you never mentioned that.
|
|
25:15
|
I was gonna mention it, then the guy with the hat walked in.
|
|
25:18
|
- The hat? - You remember that?
|
|
25:19
|
- I do remember. I forgot, I totally...
|
|
25:22
|
It was the second time we had lunch.
|
|
25:24
|
Yes.
|
|
25:25
|
I thought he was... You couldn't see his eyes.
|
|
25:27
|
It was like he had no eyes.
|
|
25:28
|
Do they sell hats like that? I don't know.
|
|
25:30
|
- It's like he made it. - Where do they come from?
|
|
25:31
|
- He's a great milliner. - Actually, I went to the store.
|
|
25:34
|
I saw a hat store down the street.
|
|
25:35
|
I thought maybe he bought it there...
|
|
25:36
|
...and I was gonna get you one, as, like, a memento.
|
|
25:38
|
- Two lunches? - Yes.
|
|
25:40
|
- Really? - It's two lunches.
|
|
25:41
|
- What's the big deal? - That's unusual.
|
|
25:43
|
I was trying to get him to be more aggressive.
|
|
25:46
|
On his loan, that is.
|
|
25:47
|
You showed me a whole new side of the city I'd never seen before.
|
|
25:49
|
Yeah, it's...
|
|
25:51
|
- You're welcome. - No. Thank you.
|
|
25:54
|
Yeah, right. Should I take you there?
|
|
25:56
|
- Yeah, it's nice. - You liked it?
|
|
25:57
|
All right, should I take you there twice?
|
|
25:59
|
Stop.
|
|
26:04
|
- What are you doing? - What?
|
|
26:06
|
- You like this guy? - Yes, I like this guy.
|
|
26:08
|
Is this messing with your judgement?
|
|
26:10
|
No, it's not messing with my judgement.
|
|
26:11
|
- Don't be stupid. - Hey, hey, hey.
|
|
26:13
|
Look at me.
|
|
26:14
|
Play your part.
|
|
26:16
|
Fine, you play your part.
|
|
26:18
|
Well, take it to your people in London.
|
|
26:20
|
Please, take it to them.
|
|
26:24
|
I got the cashier's check right here.
|
|
26:28
|
I give you five, and you give me 50 back, right?
|
|
26:30
|
Please.
|
|
26:33
|
Please don't reject me.
|
|
26:36
|
Give a guy a chance.
|
|
26:44
|
Zurich? You got an office in Zurich?
|
|
26:48
|
Paris? I can call Paris.
|
|
26:49
|
Excuse me for a second.
|
|
26:50
|
- Yeah, take your time. - Excuse me.
|
|
26:51
|
- Yeah. It's... - Just be one moment.
|
|
26:52
|
Do whatever you need to do.
|
|
26:54
|
Go ahead, take your time.
|
|
26:58
|
Stick around for a little bit.
|
|
27:00
|
- See my friend over here? - I'm not moving anywhere, all right?
|
|
27:02
|
You got the wrong office, you're gonna be embarrassed.
|
|
27:04
|
I don't think so.
|
|
27:06
|
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, go easy on her.
|
|
27:08
|
I may not have you, Irving, but I have her on fraud.
|
|
27:10
|
- Impersonating another individual. - On fraud?
|
|
27:12
|
- On fraud? What is that? - Yeah, she may not be--
|
|
27:13
|
Identity fraud?
|
|
27:14
|
You may be from England, but you're not royal...
|
|
27:17
|
...and you have no banking connections...
|
|
27:18
|
- ...and that's a felony. - You don't have to cuff me up.
|
|
27:20
|
How long is that? That's three to five years.
|
|
27:21
|
- Hey, not so... - Oh, really?
|
|
27:23
|
That's interesting. I don't even know your name.
|
|
27:25
|
Richie DiMaso, FBI. Nice to meet you.
|
|
27:29
|
You got to get away from this guy.
|
|
27:37
|
He wouldn't let me see her for three days.
|
|
27:39
|
Even managed to delay her lawyer.
|
|
27:46
|
She couldn't handle it.
|
|
27:52
|
How come the fluorescents are on? Can we kill that, please?
|
|
27:54
|
Jesus Christ, I put this lamp here for you...
|
|
27:56
|
...'cause I thought it would be better for you.
|
|
27:57
|
There's a wire here, they're scared because people hang themselves...
|
|
28:00
|
...but I know you're too smart for that.
|
|
28:02
|
Where's the table and chair? There's no bed here?
|
|
28:05
|
It's like a fucking asylum. Joe, is everybody off today?
|
|
28:07
|
Jesus Christ, it's scary.
|
|
28:09
|
Maybe I wanted to scare you, I don't know.
|
|
28:10
|
Maybe it was my idea.
|
|
28:11
|
Maybe I'm a little off the beaten path.
|
|
28:14
|
You know, I don't know, maybe.
|
|
28:15
|
Hey, you look dehydrated.
|
|
28:16
|
Here, you want to have some tea?
|
|
28:18
|
Yeah, your lips are all chapped.
|
|
28:24
|
It's herbal.
|
|
28:26
|
It's my favorite.
|
|
28:30
|
I know you think... Look at me.
|
|
28:31
|
Hey, Edith, I know you think Irv loves you.
|
|
28:36
|
I know you think you know him.
|
|
28:40
|
You think that he sees the world as this cold, dark place...
|
|
28:44
|
...and he cares about nobody but a very few people on a shortlist.
|
|
28:47
|
His son, his father, Rosalyn and you.
|
|
28:49
|
And you think you're on the top of that list.
|
|
28:53
|
What if you're not? What if you're not on that list?
|
|
28:54
|
What if you're not even on that list at all?
|
|
28:58
|
He'd be in here right now if he took the check...
|
|
29:00
|
...but no, you did.
|
|
29:03
|
God, it's so clear to me.
|
|
29:05
|
It's so... It's clear to me, but it's not clear to you.
|
|
29:06
|
He uses you, Edith, to protect himself...
|
|
29:09
|
...to protect his son and his wife in Long Island.
|
|
29:13
|
No? Yes, he put a ring on her finger.
|
|
29:15
|
He adopted her son.
|
|
29:17
|
They have a huge house, they have two cars.
|
|
29:19
|
What does she do all day? I'll tell you what she does.
|
|
29:21
|
She plays with her nails, she watches TV...
|
|
29:22
|
...and she spends your money, the money that you make.
|
|
29:28
|
I don't like that you're in jail while he's going free.
|
|
29:30
|
I don't like any of that. I want to help you.
|
|
29:34
|
All the razzle-dazzle that he does...
|
|
29:35
|
...it's not good, it's not real, it's fake, it's not real.
|
|
29:37
|
Who you are is who you are, between you and God...
|
|
29:40
|
...you and your soul. That's what matters.
|
|
29:41
|
That's what counts, that's what I'm about...
|
|
29:43
|
...and that's what I see in you.
|
|
29:44
|
Tell me you didn't feel it the first time we saw each other.
|
|
29:46
|
Am I crazy? I don't think so.
|
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29:50
|
I'm not supposed to be talking like this, but I don't care, I'll break the rules.
|
|
29:54
|
Ok, Edith, Edith, I want to help you.
|
|
29:57
|
I like you.
|
|
29:59
|
I like you.
|
|
30:03
|
I like you.
|
|
30:12
|
Been in there three days.
|
|
30:15
|
Hasn't been so good for her.
|
|
30:23
|
How's that make you feel, her in there?
|
|
30:26
|
That check was for you, right?
|
|
30:27
|
But you knew something was off.
|
|
30:31
|
It's 'cause you're good. You're, like, the best at what you do...
|
|
30:33
|
...in the whole country, aren't you?
|
|
30:37
|
But you know what, if the country were run...
|
|
30:38
|
...by people like you, Irving Rosenfeld...
|
|
30:40
|
...we'd be living in Eastern Europe or Guatemala.
|
|
30:42
|
You ever been to Guatemala? You ever been in jail in Guatemala?
|
|
30:44
|
You ever try to get a telephone or a permit or anything in Guatemala?
|
|
30:47
|
That's what this country would be like...
|
|
30:48
|
...if we let people that are liars like you run this country.
|
|
30:51
|
Who made you God and judge, huh?
|
|
30:53
|
My grandmother lived to be 93 years old, never lied in her life.
|
|
30:56
|
Congratulations.
|
|
30:57
|
Thank you.
|
|
30:58
|
I'm proud of that, too.
|
|
31:00
|
Does that make her not a good person?
|
|
31:02
|
Is that not something to strive for?
|
|
31:03
|
Why you breaking my balls, huh?
|
|
31:05
|
Get to the point.
|
|
31:07
|
I see something in you, Irving. I get very excited.
|
|
31:10
|
I think that we have a lot of potential here.
|
|
31:12
|
Now, look, I came up with the idea.
|
|
31:15
|
It's all from me, I want to change things.
|
|
31:17
|
I want to go after white-collar crime.
|
|
31:19
|
Irving, you're very skilled...
|
|
31:21
|
...and I want you to teach me, and we can do this.
|
|
31:23
|
I want four people that do what you do.
|
|
31:24
|
Fraudulent investments, fake certificates of deposit...
|
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31:27
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...stolen art, fake art.
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31:28
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You get me four people, and you're off the hook.
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31:30
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Four busts...
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31:33
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...and you leave us alone?
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31:35
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We don't have to testify?
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31:36
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You're good, you're done. Anything you want.
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31:41
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But if you run, then your life's over.
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31:42
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You're gonna be hunted, and it's gonna be very difficult...
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31:44
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...for Rosalyn and your kid to live in this country.
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31:49
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We need to leave. We need to run, and we need to do it now.
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31:52
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Right, we'll go to Estonia or Romania, I don't care...
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31:54
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...but we'll take the cash from the bed, and get out of here, all right?
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31:57
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- We've talked about it 100 times. - What about Danny?
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31:59
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What about Danny?
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32:00
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I adopted him, I gave him my name. I'm not leaving him with Rosalyn.
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32:03
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- She's unstable. - That is a manipulation.
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32:05
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Rosalyn will never let you go.
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32:07
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She'll use Danny against you because she's too messed up to let you leave.
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32:12
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I can't leave him. I love him, all right?
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32:15
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He's my son.
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32:19
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Richie said you would say that.
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32:21
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- Richie? - Yeah.
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32:22
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What, the cop? You're on a first-name basis with him?
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32:24
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Yes, I am.
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32:25
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- I'm not even on your list, am I? - What list?
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32:27
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Your list, your short list, your long list.
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32:29
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I'm not even on any one of your fucking lists.
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32:30
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- I don't know what you're talking about. - I thought you loved me.
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32:32
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- I thought that we had something. - We do have something, it's perfect.
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32:35
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What are you saying?
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32:36
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We're gonna go to Romania, we're gonna take Danny.
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32:37
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- Yes. - Is that what you're saying?
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32:38
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Yes, that's what I'm saying.
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32:39
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- You, me, Danny, yes. - Really?
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32:42
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- Well, you never said that before. - Well, I'm saying it now.
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32:44
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We're us, we can make it an adventure like we did.
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32:46
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We can make it an adventure like we make everything, all right?
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32:49
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- All right. - Ok?
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32:50
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We have to go now, all right? Trust me, we have to leave right now.
|
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32:54
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I can't leave Danny, I'll lose custody.
|
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32:56
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No, you have to take me away.
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32:57
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- I can't. - We have to leave.
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32:58
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- No, what are you saying? - What are you doing?
|
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33:00
|
- What are you saying? - Please!
|
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33:02
|
- Oh, my God. - Will you pull it together?
|
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33:04
|
I can't believe this is happening.
|
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33:07
|
Don't say I don't love you. That's bullshit.
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33:10
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This is bullshit.
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33:12
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We are bullshit.
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33:15
|
You are bullshit.
|
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33:18
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You are bullshit.
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33:20
|
Please don't do this.
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33:25
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I just never thought that you were conning me.
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33:28
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I could never con you.
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33:31
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I love you.
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33:34
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Please don't say this.
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33:39
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Babe.
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33:43
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No, I'm done.
|
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33:45
|
Don't say that.
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33:48
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I'm gonna do these four busts, these four cons...
|
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33:52
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...to get us out of this, not just me, but us.
|
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33:55
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And I'm gonna get really close with Richie the cop...
|
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34:01
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...in case we need to use him, if we need another move.
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34:04
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We don't need another move.
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34:06
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We need four busts, then we're done.
|
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34:10
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We are gonna need another move.
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34:11
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Trust me, and you're gonna be thanking me.
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34:14
|
The key to people is what they believe and what they want to believe.
|
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34:18
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- So I want to believe that we were real. - We are real.
|
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34:20
|
And I want to believe that a man could want me...
|
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34:23
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...and I'm gonna take all of that heartbreak...
|
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34:25
|
...and all of that sorrow, and l am going to use it...
|
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34:28
|
...and I am going to make Richie think that I want him and that I like him.
|
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34:35
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And I'm gonna be very, very convincing.
|
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34:41
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And I'm pissed at you.
|
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34:43
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'Cause I am pissed at you.
|
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34:48
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Maybe I do like him.
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34:52
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Maybe I like him a lot.
|
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35:00
|
From the feet up, right?
|
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35:02
|
Baby.
|
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35:09
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Quit your bellyaching and come up with something...
|
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35:10
|
...to get us out of this.
|
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35:12
|
And you're right, I'm in no state to deal with this.
|
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35:14
|
So what's it gonna be, Mr. Mastermind?
|
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35:20
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An Arab sheik?
|
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35:22
|
What do we want an Arab sheik for?
|
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35:25
|
Well, how do you think this works' stupid?
|
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35:27
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If you could not call him stupid, which he isn't.
|
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35:30
|
He's smarter than you.
|
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35:31
|
Last time I checked, he's in control and we work for him now...
|
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35:34
|
...so be nice, ok?
|
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35:37
|
Ok.
|
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35:42
|
To set this up, to bust the con artist...
|
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35:46
|
...we need to make the honeypot to attract the bees.
|
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35:50
|
To attract the bees, we need to offer them...
|
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35:53
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...a wealthy individual who they can take advantage of.
|
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35:56
|
Someone special, someone new, someone amazing.
|
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35:59
|
And those guys are going to want to sell...
|
|
36:00
|
...fake bank CDs to that guy.
|
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36:03
|
Take the sheik's money, you see?
|
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36:05
|
Only they can't get into his money unless they know someone...
|
|
36:07
|
- ...and that someone is us. - Oh, that's good.
|
|
36:10
|
So, if you want to get somebody like...
|
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36:12
|
...your con artist friend, Carl Elway...
|
|
36:15
|
- ...you get him to want to buy or sell-- - Keep your voice down.
|
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36:17
|
Sell fake art or stolen art or fake certificates of deposit...
|
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36:20
|
...he needs, who does he need? He needs a rich sheik-guy...
|
|
36:22
|
...and there you go, we can pinch him.
|
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36:23
|
That's right, that's right, but I don't tell Elway shit.
|
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36:26
|
I wait for him to call me.
|
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36:28
|
The art world is a small world...
|
|
36:31
|
...and one of Elway's acquaintances is clocking us right now.
|
|
36:36
|
- Where? - Don't look. Don't look.
|
|
36:43
|
You have a good look?
|
|
36:45
|
How do you know the sheik?
|
|
36:48
|
This is my friend Al, from Queens.
|
|
36:51
|
I do aluminum siding and roofing.
|
|
36:57
|
I want to show you something.
|
|
36:59
|
This Rembrandt here...
|
|
37:01
|
...people come from all over the world to see this.
|
|
37:04
|
Yeah, he's good. Yeah.
|
|
37:06
|
It's a fake.
|
|
37:07
|
What? What are you talking about? That's impossible.
|
|
37:09
|
People believe what they want to believe.
|
|
37:13
|
'Cause the guy who made this was so good...
|
|
37:16
|
...that it's real to everybody.
|
|
37:19
|
Now, who's the master?
|
|
37:22
|
The painter or the forger?
|
|
37:25
|
That's a fake?
|
|
37:28
|
That's the way the world works.
|
|
37:30
|
Not black-and-white, like you say.
|
|
37:35
|
Extremely gray.
|
|
37:37
|
Irving, could I...
|
|
37:38
|
Arthur, how many times I got to tell you?
|
|
37:40
|
You can't meet the sheik, all right?
|
|
37:41
|
- Could I please meet him sometime? - Carl can't meet him.
|
|
37:43
|
Not yet. Another time.
|
|
37:44
|
Arthur. Hi. Come on.
|
|
37:46
|
- Edith. - Edith, hi.
|
|
37:48
|
Yes, I wanted to introduce you to Robert Spencer.
|
|
37:50
|
We're advising the sheik together.
|
|
37:52
|
- Thank you. - Robert Spencer.
|
|
37:54
|
Advisor to the sheik. Yeah.
|
|
37:56
|
What's this about a goddamn sheik?
|
|
37:58
|
Why are you leaving me out of this? Huh?
|
|
38:00
|
I got to hear it from my friends?
|
|
38:02
|
- It ain't for you, Carl. - What do you mean, it ain't for me?
|
|
38:04
|
- Nah, it ain't for you. - What are you talking about?
|
|
38:05
|
We got to do certificates of deposit I can print as many as you need.
|
|
38:07
|
- I got my associates here. - What do you mean, guys?
|
|
38:09
|
Come on. This is not a one-man operation.
|
|
38:11
|
Look, I can get other guys. What are you talking about, Irving?
|
|
38:13
|
I can get other guys. You're telling me that you can...
|
|
38:15
|
...get four guys to sell fake certificates of deposit
|
|
38:19
|
...to my investor within a week?
|
|
38:21
|
Yes, I can make that happen.
|
|
38:23
|
Carl Elway can do what he says he's going to do.
|
|
38:25
|
That's interesting, but, you know...
|
|
38:26
|
...I got other guys lined up. I got a meeting.
|
|
38:30
|
Here, look, these are my associates. I got to run.
|
|
38:31
|
- Carl, his associates are here. - Don't go.
|
|
38:33
|
- He's got a meeting he's got to go to. - Listen, don't go...
|
|
38:34
|
- I got to run. - No, don't go... No, don't go.
|
|
38:36
|
Crazy thing about people...
|
|
38:37
|
...the more you say no, the more they want in on something.
|
|
38:40
|
Yeah, they're so stupid.
|
|
38:41
|
I got to run. Come on.
|
|
38:43
|
I'll tell them. Don't worry. Don't worry. I'll tell...
|
|
38:45
|
Hey, you know what Carl just told me?
|
|
38:47
|
He said he could do this whole thing with four guys within a week.
|
|
38:51
|
- Or we could do something much bigger. - All right.
|
|
38:52
|
Something bigger?
|
|
38:53
|
Yeah, my guy deals with hundreds of millions of dollars.
|
|
38:55
|
- How much bigger? - Hundreds of--
|
|
38:56
|
I knew you were holding out on me, Irving!
|
|
38:58
|
Hundreds of millions of dollars? Like, much bigger.
|
|
39:01
|
Like, I'm talking about, we could say never the fuck mind the CDs...
|
|
39:04
|
...and we could have some complete access to something huge.
|
|
39:06
|
Huge? Like what?
|
|
39:07
|
Robert Spencer. I'm adviser to the sheik.
|
|
39:09
|
Carl Elway.
|
|
39:10
|
I want you to think of the most undervalued asset...
|
|
39:12
|
...in the state of New Jersey today.
|
|
39:14
|
The rebuilding of Atlantic City.
|
|
39:19
|
Look, maybe they... maybe they legalized gambling...
|
|
39:21
|
- ...a year ago... - Wow.
|
|
39:22
|
...and nothing's happening.
|
|
39:23
|
- Hey. - No licenses, no permits.
|
|
39:25
|
Quit while you're ahead, Carl.
|
|
39:27
|
I know the guy... I know the right people...
|
|
39:28
|
- ...who are going to help you out. - Who's the guy?
|
|
39:30
|
The guy is Carmine Polito.
|
|
39:32
|
Who's Carmine Polito?
|
|
39:33
|
Carmine Polito?
|
|
39:35
|
Carmine Polito, no.
|
|
39:37
|
My boss, Stoddard, proceeded to tell me...
|
|
39:39
|
...that Carmine Polito was the most quietly powerful person
|
|
39:42
|
...in the state of New Jersey.
|
|
39:43
|
A lifetime native of the very racially mixed Camden...
|
|
39:46
|
...which had become a ghetto.
|
|
39:48
|
And where he had been mayor for ten years.
|
|
39:50
|
A very beloved guy.
|
|
39:52
|
A guy who never gave up on his people.
|
|
39:54
|
His father had emigrated from Italy and had stoked coal.
|
|
39:59
|
A big family guy with five kids.
|
|
40:02
|
They even adopted some other kid, a black kid...
|
|
40:04
|
...from the Boys and Girls Club who'd lost his family.
|
|
40:07
|
I mean, his household was a joyous place.
|
|
40:11
|
And his wife, Dolly, well, she was the apple of his eye.
|
|
40:15
|
And the center of the household.
|
|
40:17
|
I mean, everyone loved this guy.
|
|
40:22
|
And he had a huge heart.
|
|
40:24
|
The WPA employed craftsmen to paint this during the Depression.
|
|
40:29
|
Why can't we employ people today...
|
|
40:31
|
...to do work like this in rebuilding Atlantic City?
|
|
40:34
|
He worked with all the unions...
|
|
40:36
|
...he was the leader of the State Assembly,
|
|
40:37
|
...and he had just gotten gambling legalized...
|
|
40:39
|
...in New Jersey to create jobs.
|
|
40:41
|
But he couldn't get the funds to rebuild Atlantic City.
|
|
40:44
|
And that was his problem.
|
|
40:47
|
So, with our help, he was about to have his hand
|
|
40:49
|
...in the wrong pocket at the wrong time.
|
|
40:51
|
And to me, that meant corrupt.
|
|
40:54
|
You said grifters, con artists.
|
|
40:57
|
We're not going after some politician.
|
|
40:58
|
This is a bad idea, Richard.
|
|
41:01
|
Look, it's really simple.
|
|
41:02
|
All you need is to put two million in a Chase account...
|
|
41:06
|
- What? - ...under the sheik's name.
|
|
41:08
|
Whose $2 million?
|
|
41:10
|
Just listen.
|
|
41:11
|
$2 million under the sheik's name...
|
|
41:13
|
...in a Chase account that we control.
|
|
41:17
|
Carmine calls up on the telephone...
|
|
41:21
|
...calls the bank and he sees that the sheik is real...
|
|
41:23
|
...and he has a real account.
|
|
41:26
|
Five days.
|
|
41:27
|
I'm not taking $2 million of the taxpayers' money...
|
|
41:30
|
...putting it anywhere for five days.
|
|
41:32
|
I don't care if we control it the whole time.
|
|
41:34
|
Stoddard, let us do what we need to do to rule out corruption...
|
|
41:37
|
...and to get rid of the pay-off guys...
|
|
41:39
|
...that are ruining this country. That's my dream.
|
|
41:41
|
- Don't smother it, please. - You know, Richard,
|
|
41:42
|
...I understand your eagerness.
|
|
41:44
|
I really do.
|
|
41:46
|
You know I'm from Michigan, right?
|
|
41:48
|
Let me tell you a story...
|
|
41:49
|
...about me and my dad and my brother.
|
|
41:51
|
We used to go ice fishing every November.
|
|
41:53
|
Ice fishing, that's all anybody...
|
|
41:55
|
- That's what we lived for. - Holy shit.
|
|
41:56
|
Just listen to me.
|
|
41:57
|
It's beautiful. You have a little stove.
|
|
41:59
|
You huddle around, you keep each other warm.
|
|
42:01
|
You drop a line and you just wait.
|
|
42:04
|
One year, my brother says...
|
|
42:05
|
"Let's go in October."
|
|
42:06
|
He wants to go ice fishing in October.
|
|
42:08
|
My dad says, "No, the ice is too thin."
|
|
42:11
|
My brother says, I love my brother, he says--
|
|
42:12
|
I understand. Your brother went out on the ice...
|
|
42:14
|
...the ice was too thin, he fell through the ice...
|
|
42:16
|
...he went in the water 'cause he was too eager...
|
|
42:17
|
...and you're saying I'm too eager. That's what you're saying?
|
|
42:18
|
No, that's not what I'm saying.
|
|
42:20
|
What are you saying?
|
|
42:22
|
You know, we'll finish the ice story another time, young man.
|
|
42:25
|
For now, no Carmine Polito.
|
|
42:28
|
Go do your job.
|
|
42:29
|
Stoddard shot the whole thing down.
|
|
42:31
|
Boring.
|
|
42:32
|
But Edith was a genius.
|
|
42:34
|
Yeah, you take me to Brenda.
|
|
42:35
|
She somehow found this woman who controlled the wire room.
|
|
42:39
|
A woman I'd never even heard of.
|
|
42:41
|
She's amazing. She's in charge of all the wire transfers.
|
|
42:45
|
Way back in a warren buried in the Bureau.
|
|
42:47
|
She likes cats.
|
|
42:48
|
This cat lady no one ever even talked to.
|
|
42:52
|
And Edith met her in the ladies room and became friends with her.
|
|
42:55
|
- Brenda? - Hi.
|
|
42:57
|
- Hello. - How are you?
|
|
42:58
|
This lady handled all the wires, and now she was working with us.
|
|
43:02
|
She was excited to be included in an operation...
|
|
43:05
|
...instead of just being on the other end of a memo.
|
|
43:07
|
You said you liked exotic booze, so...
|
|
43:08
|
- It was beautiful. - That's from England.
|
|
43:09
|
- This is from England? - Yeah.
|
|
43:10
|
That's right. And I brought you some tea as well.
|
|
43:12
|
- Oh, thank you so much. - I mean, nobody...
|
|
43:14
|
- ...ever talks to me. - I know.
|
|
43:15
|
I mean, they just say, "Brenda, do the clerical wiring stuff...
|
|
43:18
|
"...and don't ask questions."
|
|
43:19
|
You need to tell Richie about your cats.
|
|
43:20
|
- Oh, my cats? - He loves cats.
|
|
43:22
|
- Oh, my cats? - Yeah.
|
|
43:23
|
Well, that's Harry.
|
|
43:24
|
Look at him standing up! Isn't that sweet?
|
|
43:27
|
And that's Wendy. She's a rascal.
|
|
43:29
|
But Barnaby, that's another story.
|
|
43:31
|
Barnaby plays the piano.
|
|
43:33
|
That's impressive.
|
|
43:35
|
We got her to wire $2 million into an FBI-controlled account at Chase.
|
|
43:39
|
It'd be there for five days, and if Polito called...
|
|
43:43
|
...he'd see that the sheik was real.
|
|
43:44
|
And by the time Stoddard caught up to us...
|
|
43:46
|
...Edith made sure his boss was impressed by my idea.
|
|
43:49
|
So, before he even knew it was happening...
|
|
43:51
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...his boss was calling to congratulate him...
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43:53
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The sheik with the money in the bank is a...
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43:56
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Anthony Amado. He had a major hard-on to make a name for himself.
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44:00
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I mean, this guy loved the idea of being famous.
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44:02
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Don't be modest.
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44:03
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And Stoddard had to say...
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44:05
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...it was his own idea or he'd look stupid in front of his boss.
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44:07
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You made me accept praise from my boss for thanking me...
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44:10
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...for something that never should have happened...
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44:12
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- ...something that I didn't approve. - You should be happy.
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44:15
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There's imaginative things happening in this office.
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44:17
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All right? We're not just working in a box.
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44:20
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We got the $2 million to put Carmine and the sheik together.
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44:23
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Punk.
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44:25
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I liked being on this side of the line.
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44:27
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But someone had been left out.
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44:29
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We succeeded because we stayed small.
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44:31
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I got you Carl Elway.
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44:34
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He bought a stolen art, sold fake bank CD's.
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44:37
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That's enough. That's one.
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44:38
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I get you three more, no politicians.
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44:40
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You're going to do this...
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44:42
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...because you got no choice, you work for me.
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44:44
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Now, you keep changing the rules.
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44:45
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You know, you're getting a little power-drunk, Richard.
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44:48
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You want to tell him, Edith? You want to wake him up?
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44:50
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Oh, no. I said we shouldn't do any of it, Irving...
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44:51
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...you know I said that, so now I support Richie.
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44:54
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He's got vision. Do it heavy or don't do it.
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44:56
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Wait. What does that mean?
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44:57
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I mean, he's the one ruining America, not me.
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44:59
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How the fuck am I ruining America?
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45:01
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Because people just got over Watergate and Vietnam, all right...
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45:03
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...and you're going to shit all over politicians again?
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45:06
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And just because you want to be a big shot, get a promotion.
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45:08
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No. I'm thinking big, all right?
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45:10
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This is going to be fantastic. We're doing video surveillance.
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45:12
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I'm doing this from the feet up.
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45:14
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You will never do it properly...
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45:16
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...because you got too much government attitude...
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45:17
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...to be small and sleek.
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45:19
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I'm like the fucking Vietcong, man, all right?
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45:21
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I'm in and I'm out. I was there the whole time.
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45:23
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You don't know it, all right?
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45:25
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That's the fucking art of becoming somebody...
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45:27
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...who people can pin their beliefs and their dreams on.
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45:32
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And you can't do it.
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45:34
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How about a suite at the Sheraton Hotel?
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45:35
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For Carmine Polito...
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45:36
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- ...and rebuilding Atlantic City... - Why not?
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45:38
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- ...you need a luxury hotel for the sheik. - Oh, come on.
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45:41
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Carmine does backdoor dealings all the time. We don't have a...
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45:43
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We don't got a budget for that, Irving.
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45:44
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You got to knock the mayor...
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45:47
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...the speaker of the State Assembly...
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45:49
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...you got to knock him off of his fucking feet, all right?
|
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45:51
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He's got to feel like he's out of his league.
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45:53
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What you're offering, this deal...
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45:55
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...I mean, this is unheard of in the state of New Jersey...
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45:57
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...maybe even the whole fucking country, all right?
|
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45:59
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A sheik with hundreds of millions of dollars...
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46:01
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...to rebuild Atlantic City, are you fucking kidding me?
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46:04
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That's gigantic, all right?
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46:06
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And the mayor, he's going to want to see cash...
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46:08
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...he's going to want to see it in an account...
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46:10
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...he's going to want to see it right now, and he will check.
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46:13
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And that's why this meeting isn't happening.
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46:15
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Because to get millions, you need millions.
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46:22
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We already did it.
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46:25
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What?
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46:27
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We got the Bureau to park $2 million for three days.
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46:29
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We've got the account numbers.
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46:32
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- "We" meaning you and him? - Yeah, we did it.
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46:36
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Really?
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46:37
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Yeah, me and that guy.
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46:39
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- She showed me. - You showed him our thing?
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46:42
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You did that without me?
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46:44
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- Are you kidding? - What are you going to do?
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47:01
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You playing me?
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47:04
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Are you doing this? You playing him?
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47:06
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It'd be very bad for you if you're playing me.
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47:08
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You're going to have to decide for yourself, kid.
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47:10
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I just laid everything out on the table.
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47:17
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It's all very exciting.
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47:23
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I didn't know life could be like this.
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47:29
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You're pretty wild.
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47:33
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You know, we're taking down a...
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47:38
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A very important politician.
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47:41
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Mmm-hmm.
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48:27
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This is Agent Richard DiMaso.
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48:29
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I'm placing $75, 000 in this briefcase...
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48:31
|
...for Mayor Carmine Polito to procure casino license...
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48:35
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...and building permits for Atlantic City.
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48:45
|
What is this? What...
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48:47
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Look, I don't know you. Excuse me, I don't...
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48:48
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I don't know what that is, but this is very weird to me.
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48:51
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This is very weird. I don't know what the fuck that is, but...
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48:53
|
Go out there and get him now.
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48:58
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Mr. Mayor!
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48:59
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Please stop. Listen.
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49:00
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I apologize if that prick offended you.
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49:03
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- I really apologize. - Hey, I'm all right, thank you.
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49:04
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- I'm ok. - No, no, no, no, no.
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49:05
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I'm fucking embarrassed...
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49:06
|
- to be associated with that guy at all. - It's ok.
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49:07
|
Can I just say something to you, please?
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49:10
|
Don't lose this opportunity to fucking Florida, all right...
|
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49:13
|
...because of some bullshit from that punk advisor, all right...
|
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49:18
|
...with his "diploma," all right...
|
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49:20
|
...who could never get into the school that we come from.
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49:23
|
Don't lose that opportunity.
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49:27
|
- Where you from? - I'm from the Bronx.
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49:31
|
Grand Concourse, 164th Street.
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49:36
|
I got a lot of friends that live up there. Yeah, I go to Tomaso's on...
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49:39
|
- Yeah, Tomaso's. Yeah, yeah. - You know Tomaso's...
|
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49:41
|
- on Arthur Avenue? - Yeah, I love the clams there.
|
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49:42
|
- The clam, the spicy clams. - Yes. Oh, so good.
|
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49:44
|
- Oh, they're fucking to die for, those things. - Yeah.
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49:46
|
Yeah, I haven't been there in a while. I like that place.
|
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49:49
|
Well, you know what?
|
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49:51
|
Tell me, can I call you Carmine?
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49:53
|
You know, Carmine...
|
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49:56
|
...hey, my fucking heart's going from running down the stairs.
|
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49:58
|
I'm not used to running.
|
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50:00
|
There's a lot of green grass in that hotel room up there...
|
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50:04
|
...all right, and all the deals would float through you.
|
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50:06
|
You get a serious piece on both ends, all right?
|
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50:09
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You do with it what you will.
|
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50:10
|
I mean, I live in the real world, all right?
|
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50:11
|
I am a family man. I got mouths to feed...
|
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50:13
|
...and everything like that, but, you know, you got...
|
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50:15
|
We just... We got to grease you directly.
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50:18
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No middlemen, no bullshit, it's the Arab way.
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50:20
|
- That's it. That's it. All right? - Yeah, look, I understand.
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50:23
|
It's a great opportunity.
|
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50:25
|
You understand, it's just... I got a little thrown...
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50:27
|
...by going to have a meeting with somebody that ended up not being there, so...
|
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50:30
|
- I was thrown as well. - No, look, I understand.
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50:32
|
I'll deal with you directly.
|
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50:34
|
I don't want any middleman or any of that bullshit.
|
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50:36
|
- Done. Done. You and me. - Deal with you directly.
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50:37
|
I like you, eye to eye, we can do business together.
|
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50:40
|
That's fine.
|
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50:41
|
Yeah, how long you known this guy?
|
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50:43
|
I mean, you work with this guy before?
|
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50:44
|
I got to work with him. It's the sheik, all right, you know...
|
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50:46
|
But I still need to meet the sheik.
|
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50:48
|
- Yeah. Done. After you. - Ok?
|
|
50:50
|
I'm going out for dinner with Carmine and the wives in Camden.
|
|
50:52
|
Who?
|
|
50:54
|
Carmine and myself and the wives.
|
|
50:55
|
What? Without me?
|
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50:57
|
He doesn't like you. What do you want from me?
|
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50:58
|
I got him to come back and take the money.
|
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51:00
|
You got him on tape, all right?
|
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51:01
|
I mean, I can't make him like you.
|
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51:03
|
You know, I mean... I did my job.
|
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51:05
|
Did you tell him that you were working with me?
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51:07
|
That I'm the sheik's associate?
|
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51:10
|
I just fucking told you, he doesn't like you.
|
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51:12
|
I mean, let him have a night out...
|
|
51:12
|
...with a human being, for fuck's sake, all right?
|
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51:14
|
He's going to jail soon. You're done with him.
|
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51:16
|
You got him on tape taking a bribe.
|
|
51:18
|
Carmine has got to deal with me, Irving.
|
|
51:20
|
We're going to use Carmine. Yeah, no, we're gonna get Carmine's...
|
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51:23
|
We're gonna use Carmine to get other people.
|
|
51:24
|
That's what we're gonna do.
|
|
51:25
|
What? Like who?
|
|
51:27
|
Carmine's going to use the sheik to pay off people.
|
|
51:29
|
You fucking nuts? What are you... Are you fuck...
|
|
51:31
|
We're going to let Carmine show the sheik Atlantic City...
|
|
51:33
|
...how he's going to renovate hotels, and see who shows up and...
|
|
51:36
|
...whoever the sheik pays off for licenses and casinos...
|
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51:39
|
...that's who we're going to go after. We're going to go after all of them.
|
|
51:42
|
More politicians?
|
|
51:43
|
Yeah.
|
|
51:44
|
You realize how fucking dangerous that is?
|
|
51:46
|
There's no fucking reasoning with you.
|
|
51:47
|
All right, Edith and I were so successful for so long...
|
|
51:51
|
...because we kept it just small enough.
|
|
51:52
|
You are taking us to a very fucking dangerous place...
|
|
51:55
|
...with very serious numbers.
|
|
51:58
|
If you were that successful, how come you wound up...
|
|
51:59
|
...in this room with me right now, taking orders from me?
|
|
52:03
|
You're taking your wife out to dinner?
|
|
52:05
|
Your fucking wife? Did I just hear you correctly?
|
|
52:07
|
That's the one thing you heard me say.
|
|
52:10
|
I just find it rather shocking. That's all.
|
|
52:12
|
I get to handle two wives with one dinner.
|
|
52:14
|
All right? I take Rosalyn out, she keeps her mouth shut...
|
|
52:17
|
...she sees that my work is legitimate, I get to keep my kid...
|
|
52:20
|
...and I get to keep that fucking wife happy.
|
|
52:22
|
Both wives happy.
|
|
52:37
|
Richard, what are you doing?
|
|
52:39
|
Richard, don't eat in the bathroom! I told you so many times!
|
|
52:43
|
And Diane brought napoleons.
|
|
52:45
|
Come out of the bathroom and pray!
|
|
52:48
|
Oh, my God, what did you do?
|
|
52:49
|
Richard, the filter is broken in the fish tank.
|
|
52:52
|
It's a problem.
|
|
52:53
|
See, your job is to do the filter, Mom. Mine is to do the gravel.
|
|
52:56
|
When you don't do the filter right, all the fish die. See?
|
|
53:00
|
I can't get that top on the filter, that thing on there.
|
|
53:03
|
We went over this 100 times, Mom.
|
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53:04
|
And please help Richard to marry Diane so that I...
|
|
53:07
|
...may have grandchildren and the Pope may have more followers.
|
|
53:10
|
And please bless this food that we are about to eat.
|
|
53:13
|
- Richard! - Yeah, hello?
|
|
53:16
|
- Hi. - Who's this?
|
|
53:19
|
It's Edith.
|
|
53:20
|
- Sit down and pray properly! - Are you all right?
|
|
53:24
|
Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
|
|
53:25
|
I'm just... I'm alone, you know.
|
|
53:27
|
Irving's out with Carmine.
|
|
53:29
|
Oh, yeah, that's right, he went outwith Carmine and his wife.
|
|
53:34
|
Yeah, you must not feel so good about that.
|
|
53:35
|
Richard, sit down.
|
|
53:37
|
Wait. Who's that? Who are you with?
|
|
53:39
|
Oh, no, it's just people.
|
|
53:40
|
"People"? I'm your fiancé. Richard!
|
|
53:43
|
Oh, you've got a fiancé. You're engaged.
|
|
53:45
|
I don't know, I don't know. No fiancé.
|
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53:47
|
I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.
|
|
53:48
|
You don't know? You don't know if you have a fiancé?
|
|
53:51
|
No.
|
|
53:52
|
- The fish filter is broken! - Hmm. Interesting.
|
|
53:55
|
What, you want... You want to get together?
|
|
53:57
|
Richard, do something about the fish tank.
|
|
54:01
|
54th Street?
|
|
54:02
|
Ok, 54th Street.
|
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54:04
|
Ok. Great.
|
|
54:07
|
That's what that phone call was about
|
|
54:09
|
Everybody thought, "Oh, Richie DiMaso's...
|
|
54:11
|
"...going to stay in the office pushing papers."
|
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54:13
|
That's not going to happen, Mom.
|
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54:14
|
I'm outside in the field. I got people working for me.
|
|
54:17
|
My ideas. I'm running the show.
|
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54:19
|
I'm the quarterback, and I'm not going to settle...
|
|
54:22
|
...for no one, Mom.
|
|
54:26
|
"I feel a sudden urge to sing."
|
|
54:30
|
"The kind of ditty that invokes the spring."
|
|
54:34
|
Hi. Good to see you. This is Irving.
|
|
54:35
|
- Dolly, Dolly. - Hi. How are you?
|
|
54:37
|
Hi. Nice to meet you. This is Rosalyn. Carmine.
|
|
54:40
|
The man's here.
|
|
54:41
|
Carmie's here.
|
|
54:42
|
The man's here.
|
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54:44
|
You must be so proud.
|
|
54:45
|
Rocco, how are you?
|
|
54:48
|
Rocco, the... You know, like we do...
|
|
54:50
|
...with the chicken, very thin, right?
|
|
54:51
|
Thin. Very thin. Absolutely.
|
|
54:52
|
Really thin, look, the way he does this...
|
|
54:55
|
- Does this chicken with the red sauce, right? - Beautiful.
|
|
54:57
|
- With the red sauce, the lemon? - Oh, my God, the garlic.
|
|
54:59
|
- The garlic is amazing. It's so good. - It's so good.
|
|
55:00
|
Here it is, right here. Here it is. This is it.
|
|
55:03
|
This. This right here, this right here! Look at this!
|
|
55:05
|
- Oh, my God! You're going to love it! - You see it?
|
|
55:06
|
This is so good' so good.
|
|
55:08
|
It's the piccata of the gods.
|
|
55:10
|
- Really, so nice. - So what's this, Rocco?
|
|
55:12
|
Carmie, this is a nice digestive.
|
|
55:14
|
Salute.
|
|
55:16
|
- Thank you, Rocco. - Thank you, Rocco.
|
|
55:17
|
- Salute. - You're welcome.
|
|
55:19
|
I believe that you should treat people...
|
|
55:22
|
...the way that you want to be treated.
|
|
55:23
|
- Yeah right. - Didn't Jesus say that or something?
|
|
55:26
|
- He may have. - I think also...
|
|
55:27
|
...always take a favor over money.
|
|
55:31
|
I think Jesus said that as well.
|
|
55:32
|
I don't know if he said the second one, but he might have said the first one.
|
|
55:36
|
I chipped that moving furniture. It's my new obsession.
|
|
55:39
|
Moving, redecorating, it makes me feel better, like exercise.
|
|
55:43
|
But there's this topcoat that you can only get from Switzerland.
|
|
55:46
|
And I don't know what I'm going to do...
|
|
55:48
|
...because I'm running out of it, but I love the smell of it.
|
|
55:49
|
- I can get it for you. - Irv and I can't get enough of it.
|
|
55:51
|
- I can get it for you. Of course. - That would be amazing.
|
|
55:53
|
There's something, the topcoat...
|
|
55:55
|
...It's, like, perfumey, but there's also something rotten.
|
|
55:58
|
And I know that sounds crazy, but I can't get enough of it.
|
|
56:01
|
Smell it. It's true. Yeah.
|
|
56:02
|
- Dolly, historically... - Oh, my God.
|
|
56:04
|
- ...The best perfumes in the world... - It's disgusting.
|
|
56:06
|
...they're all laced with something nasty and foul.
|
|
56:07
|
- It's true. Stop. Stop. - It is true. It is true.
|
|
56:09
|
It feels true. It feels true.
|
|
56:10
|
- Irving loves them. - Oh, my God.
|
|
56:12
|
- He can't get enough of that smell. - Can't get enough.
|
|
56:16
|
- Can't get enough. I can't get enough. - Carmine.
|
|
56:17
|
- Carmine, smell her nails. Smell her nails. - Sweet and sour.
|
|
56:19
|
- Rotten and delicious. - What am I smelling?
|
|
56:21
|
- It smells like flowers. - Am I right?
|
|
56:23
|
Flowers, but with garbage.
|
|
56:24
|
- And, like... Yeah. - Or like sour flowers.
|
|
56:28
|
You know what that is for me? It's coriander for me.
|
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56:30
|
But Irv loves it. He can't get enough.
|
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56:32
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- That's what hooks you. - Mmm.
|
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56:34
|
- He always comes back for it. - Yeah.
|
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56:35
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I can't stop.
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56:38
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I'm having a good time.
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56:38
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Oh, you two are just so nice.
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56:42
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Hey' listen...
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56:43
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- Yes? - He's going to...
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56:44
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He's going to say, "We have to talk business."
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56:47
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In five.
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56:48
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- Four - Four
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56:49
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- Three. Two. One. - Three. Two. One.
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56:51
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Thank you. Dolly, can me and the man talk about business here?
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57:02
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She's all right. She's all right.
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57:03
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No, no, no, no, no! Don't do that!
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57:05
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It makes me look more drunk than lam.
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57:06
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- No, it's ok. - I got you. Ok.
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57:09
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I don't think that's possible.
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57:10
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I'm not this drunk. No, it was just because I was laughing.
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57:13
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- Irving, please don't make me go. - Oh, she's fine. She's fine.
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57:15
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She's fine. All right. I was just starting to have fun.
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57:16
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- I was just starting to have fun. - Let's take her to the car.
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57:22
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Didn't your fiancée want to come out tonight?
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57:25
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Yeah. No...
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57:27
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I don't... Yeah, no.
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57:29
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No, I don't know.
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57:33
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Oh, God, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, we don't have to talk about it.
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57:35
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- I was just teasing you. I'm-- - It's all right.
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57:39
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Do you ever think, like, how did I end up here?
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57:40
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Like, how did my life become this? Do you ever think that?
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57:45
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And you wonder, like...
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57:48
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Am I ever gonna get out to a better place, or is this it?
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57:53
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You feel like that?
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57:55
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Yeah.
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57:57
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Yeah, I do.
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58:00
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I definitely know that.
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58:02
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I'm sorry, we don't have to go dancing.
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58:03
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We can go have coffee or talk or something, just...
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58:05
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No, no, no, no.
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58:06
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No. No, I need this.
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58:10
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Please, I need to go dancing with you.
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58:14
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Please.
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58:17
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Ok, baby, let's go dancing.
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58:20
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"Ooh, it's so good It's so good, it's so good."
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58:25
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"It's so good. It's so good."
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58:35
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"Ooh, heaven knows. Heaven knows."
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58:40
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"Heaven knows. Heaven knows. Heaven knows."
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58:50
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"Ooh, I feel love. I feel love."
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58:55
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"I feel love. I feel love. I feel love."
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59:04
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"I feel love."
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59:12
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"I feel love."
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59:18
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- Get out of the way. - Hey! There's a line!
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59:20
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Hey! What the fuck, man?
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59:22
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What the fuck!
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59:25
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Come on, I need to pee! Fucking A!
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59:28
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Hey! Hurry up and get out of there.
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59:31
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I really fucking like you.
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59:33
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- Hello! - Yeah.
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59:36
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Yeah, I like you, too.
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59:38
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I want to live.
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59:40
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All right? For real.
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59:42
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No more fake shit, all right?
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59:46
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We're gonna wait until we decide to go for love, Richie, for real.
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59:49
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- Ok. - That's when we fuck.
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59:53
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All right? Not till then, ok?
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59:56
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Ok.
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59:56
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Are you gonna fuck for real, or get out of the stall for real?
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59:59
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All right?
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1:00:00
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- Yeah. - No more fake shit?
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1:00:01
|
No more fake shit.
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1:00:02
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- No more fake shit. - No more fake shit!
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1:00:04
|
- No more fake shit. - No more fake shit.
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1:00:07
|
Fuck me, I got to piss!
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1:00:08
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"Ohhh, baby! My heart is full of love and desire for you."
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1:00:15
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"Now, come on down and do what you've got to do."
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1:00:21
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Get out.
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1:00:23
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Get out.
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1:00:26
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I want to be fucking real!
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1:00:28
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I want to be fucking... I want to live!
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1:00:39
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Are you ready?
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1:00:41
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"My, my, my."
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1:00:44
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"Delilah."
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1:00:48
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"Why, why, Why?"
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1:00:52
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"Delilah?"
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1:00:56
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"So before..."
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1:00:59
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"...they come to break down the door..."
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1:01:03
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"...forgive me, Delilah."
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1:01:05
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"I just couldn't take anymore."
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1:01:11
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"Forgive me, Delilah."
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1:01:13
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"I just couldn't take anymore."
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1:01:22
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Hey, boys, this guy right here, Julius.
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1:01:25
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This guy...
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1:01:27
|
Irving Rosenfeld, you know what he's gonna do?
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1:01:29
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He's gonna bring the sheik to Atlantic City...
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1:01:31
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...that's what he's gonna do.
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1:01:33
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Where we can rebuild all those resorts there...
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1:01:35
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...put everybody back to work.
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1:01:37
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He's gonna get this community, he's gonna get this state...
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1:01:40
|
...back on its feet to where it belongs.
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1:01:43
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Isn't that right?
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1:01:45
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He's gonna grow our tax base and create thousands...
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1:01:48
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...and thousands of jobs for everyone.
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1:01:51
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You understand that? You know what that means?
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1:01:53
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To Irving.
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1:01:54
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- To Irving. - To Irving.
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1:01:56
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Come on, this guy right here, he's got a big heart.
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1:02:01
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I'd just hate it if it didn't work out.
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1:02:04
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What do you mean?
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1:02:05
|
Of course it's gonna work out, Irv.
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1:02:07
|
Come on, guys like you and me?
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1:02:08
|
Come on, man. Right? We dream and we build.
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1:02:13
|
We never give up, we never quit.
|
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1:02:20
|
Hey, can I ask you a question?
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1:02:24
|
- Yeah, sure. - Is the sheik black?
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1:02:29
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He's from... He's... He's an Arab.
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1:02:34
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Well, that... That's black, isn't it?
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1:02:38
|
I don't know.
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1:02:40
|
I don't know, maybe it's a dumb question, but...
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1:02:42
|
...I'm just wondering.
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1:02:44
|
Why are you asking?
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1:02:46
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I would like to arrange for the sheik to see Camden.
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1:02:51
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To see the people of Camden.
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1:02:53
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The people I serve. The people I love.
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1:02:55
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Who are mostly black and Puerto Rican.
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1:02:59
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Irv, I really want him to see...
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1:03:02
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...how good this is going to be for the community...
|
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1:03:05
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...how ready we are for this opportunity.
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1:03:08
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And he can see how far his dollar will go.
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1:03:11
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You know what I mean? What do you think?
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1:03:12
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Yeah.
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1:03:13
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Yeah, we can do that. Yeah.
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1:03:15
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- Yeah? - He can see Camden. Yeah.
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1:03:17
|
All right.
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1:03:18
|
All right, good. Yo, hey,
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1:03:20
|
I got something I want to give you.
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1:03:22
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- Come on. - For me?
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1:03:23
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Yeah, I got... I got you a gift.
|
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1:03:25
|
- Let's get out of here. - Ok.
|
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1:03:27
|
The girls are going to kill us.
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1:03:33
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Right here.
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1:03:36
|
There you go.
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1:03:40
|
What is it?
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1:03:41
|
It's a microwave. It heats up everything.
|
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1:03:43
|
Pasta, lasagna, meatballs, whatever.
|
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1:03:46
|
- Really? - It's science. Yeah, that's how it...
|
|
1:03:47
|
...heats up the food, it's scientific.
|
|
1:03:49
|
And you specifically bought this science oven for me?
|
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1:03:56
|
Yeah.
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1:03:59
|
A new friend.
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|
1:04:04
|
Thank you. Thank you.
|
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1:04:10
|
Don't put metal in it.
|
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1:04:11
|
Come on, let's get it out of here.
|
|
1:04:13
|
I need a jet at Teterboro.
|
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1:04:15
|
I need a jet at Teterboro for the sheik. I told you that.
|
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1:04:17
|
You don't need a jet.
|
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1:04:18
|
You just let him walk to the curb at JFK.
|
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1:04:21
|
That's not how it works.
|
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1:04:22
|
No, you got to start from the feet up.
|
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1:04:24
|
That doesn't mean anything. What does that mean?
|
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1:04:26
|
It means you got to be committed.
|
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1:04:27
|
It means you got to be committed to something...
|
|
1:04:28
|
...in your life, for Christ's sake, all right?
|
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1:04:30
|
I want a jet at Teterboro for the sheik.
|
|
1:04:32
|
It could be a small jet, doesn't even have to take off.
|
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1:04:34
|
'Cause I know you're so worried about how much money...
|
|
1:04:35
|
...the Bureau's gonna fucking spend.
|
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1:04:37
|
You take off and land on the tarmac ok?
|
|
1:04:41
|
All right, I'll... You can have a jet for an hour, but it...
|
|
1:04:43
|
- ...takes off and lands at Teterboro. - I got the jet?
|
|
1:04:45
|
- You got the jet, yeah. - All right, thank you.
|
|
1:04:49
|
All right, so tell me the rest of the ice fishing story.
|
|
1:04:52
|
Where was I?
|
|
1:04:53
|
Your father woke you up, it was a blizzard, it was Lake Canoga.
|
|
1:04:55
|
Come on, come on.
|
|
1:04:58
|
Ok, well, my brother and I were on the ice...
|
|
1:05:00
|
...and my father came out of the house and I could see him coming.
|
|
1:05:03
|
He was holding a lantern and he was in the blizzard...
|
|
1:05:05
|
...and I knew he was gonna be angry.
|
|
1:05:07
|
So I went to intercept my father...
|
|
1:05:09
|
...because I knew if he saw what my brother was doing, he was gonna kill him.
|
|
1:05:12
|
Oh, so you tried to protect your brother...
|
|
1:05:13
|
...but you couldn't, and that's why you feel bad...
|
|
1:05:15
|
...because you're trying to protect me...
|
|
1:05:16
|
...and you're worried about me. Is that what the story is about?
|
|
1:05:18
|
- It's about protection. - No, it's not about protection.
|
|
1:05:20
|
- It's not? - No.
|
|
1:05:22
|
All right, fine.
|
|
1:05:25
|
"Don't put metal in that science oven, Rosalyn.
|
|
1:05:28
|
"Don't put metal in the science..."
|
|
1:05:31
|
He always treats me like a fucking child.
|
|
1:05:33
|
I'll do whatever I want.
|
|
1:05:37
|
Oh!
|
|
1:05:39
|
- Another fire! - No, Danny, not that one!
|
|
1:05:41
|
That one's empty. We got to use the big one.
|
|
1:05:44
|
I told you not to put metal in the science oven.
|
|
1:05:46
|
What'd you do that for?
|
|
1:05:47
|
Don't make such a big deal. We'll just get another one.
|
|
1:05:50
|
I don't want another one.
|
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1:05:51
|
I want the one that Carmine gave me.
|
|
1:05:52
|
"Oh, Carmine. I want the one that Carmine gave me.
|
|
1:05:55
|
"Carmine, Carmine." Why don't you just marry Carmine?
|
|
1:05:57
|
Get a little gold microwave and put it on a chain around your neck.
|
|
1:06:00
|
You want to be more like Carmine?
|
|
1:06:02
|
Why don't you build something, like he does?
|
|
1:06:04
|
Instead of all your empty deals...
|
|
1:06:05
|
...that are just like your fucking science oven.
|
|
1:06:07
|
You know, I read that it takes all of the nutrition out of our food.
|
|
1:06:10
|
It's empty, just like your deals.
|
|
1:06:12
|
- Empty, empty. - Listen to this bullshit.
|
|
1:06:14
|
It's not bullshit.
|
|
1:06:16
|
I read it in an article. Look.
|
|
1:06:18
|
By Paul Brodeur.
|
|
1:06:21
|
Bring something into this house...
|
|
1:06:22
|
...that's gonna take all the nutrition out of our food...
|
|
1:06:24
|
...and then light our house on fire?
|
|
1:06:26
|
Thank God for me.
|
|
1:06:56
|
All right, you've got this.
|
|
1:07:05
|
I don't think you should come to Carmine's party tonight.
|
|
1:07:09
|
You look beautiful, by the way.
|
|
1:07:12
|
Don't look at me. All right?
|
|
1:07:15
|
Don't look at my legs, don't look at my hair...
|
|
1:07:17
|
...don't smell my hair, don't ask me how I am...
|
|
1:07:19
|
...don't talk to me outside of these roles...
|
|
1:07:20
|
- ...'cause we're done. - Where are you going?
|
|
1:07:22
|
Just stand still. Get under the umbrella.
|
|
1:07:24
|
Come on. It's just, Carmine wants Rosalyn to come.
|
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1:07:28
|
I don't care.
|
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1:07:30
|
You weren't listening. I don't care if Rosalyn comes.
|
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1:07:32
|
Just do your job, ok?
|
|
1:07:35
|
You're nothing to me until you're everything.
|
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1:07:39
|
I'm not Rosalyn, I'm not gonna put up with that shit.
|
|
1:07:48
|
- That's a fucking jet, right? - It's good.
|
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1:07:51
|
That's the kind of moves you need to make.
|
|
1:07:54
|
- Paco Hernandez? - Hi. How's it going?
|
|
1:07:56
|
- Richie DiMaso. - Nice to meet you.
|
|
1:07:57
|
Nice to meet you in person.
|
|
1:07:59
|
This is Irving Rosenfeld.
|
|
1:08:00
|
Paco Hernandez. Nice to meet you.
|
|
1:08:02
|
- Paco? He's... - He's not a real Arab.
|
|
1:08:05
|
No, I'm Mexican, from Tucson.
|
|
1:08:08
|
Where's my guy? Where's Al? Where's Al from Queens?
|
|
1:08:10
|
Who? My friend from Queens. Where is he?
|
|
1:08:12
|
- What are you doing? - I got to hire an FBI guy.
|
|
1:08:14
|
- You speak any Arabic? - Yeah.
|
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1:08:16
|
- That's it? - That's good.
|
|
1:08:17
|
No, I have a couple of phrases.
|
|
1:08:19
|
From the feet up, you motherfucker. What are you doing? Come on.
|
|
1:08:22
|
Act noble. That's it, just, you know...
|
|
1:08:23
|
...like you can't barely understand English...
|
|
1:08:25
|
...you can't speak it, you say as little as possible...
|
|
1:08:27
|
...you follow my lead, all right? All right?
|
|
1:08:29
|
Ok. Who's running this? I thought you were running it.
|
|
1:08:30
|
I am running this, but you got to listen to him.
|
|
1:08:32
|
He's the guy with the vision.
|
|
1:08:33
|
I got the vision? Know what vision I had?
|
|
1:08:35
|
You just kissing my girl, right outside. That's what vision I had.
|
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1:08:37
|
I thought you guys broke up.
|
|
1:08:39
|
I'm giving you a compliment.
|
|
1:08:41
|
What's going on?
|
|
1:08:43
|
- Don't worry about it, all right? - You got a knife.
|
|
1:08:45
|
All right, this is for the mayor.
|
|
1:08:47
|
You got to present it to the mayor.
|
|
1:08:49
|
Just look at me, all right?
|
|
1:08:50
|
Look me in the eye.
|
|
1:08:52
|
This means a lot to you, right?
|
|
1:08:54
|
- That knife. - Oh.
|
|
1:08:55
|
Play it. You present it, all right?
|
|
1:08:57
|
Friendship for life, all right?
|
|
1:08:59
|
- You got to feel it. - Right.
|
|
1:09:00
|
- Sacred, can you do it? - Sacred.
|
|
1:09:01
|
- You got to sell it. You got to sell it. - Sell it.
|
|
1:09:03
|
If you believe it's sacred, it's sacred. Right.
|
|
1:09:05
|
- All right? Can you do it? - Listen to what he's saying.
|
|
1:09:07
|
It's the details, that's what makes this guy a genius.
|
|
1:09:08
|
Again? You compliment me again?
|
|
1:09:10
|
What is this, rubbing salt in the wound? What are you?
|
|
1:09:12
|
I'm complimenting you.
|
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1:09:16
|
You got any other questions?
|
|
1:09:17
|
Yeah, I think the name of this operation is offensive.
|
|
1:09:20
|
What, Abscam. Arab scam?
|
|
1:09:22
|
It's racist.
|
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1:09:23
|
Are you fucking kidding?
|
|
1:09:24
|
What do you care? You're Mexican.
|
|
1:09:42
|
Hello, Sheik.
|
|
1:09:44
|
Hello, Sheik, my friend.
|
|
1:09:46
|
Welcome. On behalf of the great state of New Jersey,
|
|
1:09:49
|
I want to welcome you to New Jersey.
|
|
1:09:50
|
I know that was redundant. I'm sorry. I'm just very nervous.
|
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1:09:55
|
Thank you, thank you.
|
|
1:09:59
|
We have a great party planned for you this evening.
|
|
1:10:02
|
What are you talking about, I can't go?
|
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1:10:04
|
I just did my hair and makeup and everything.
|
|
1:10:06
|
Sheiks are very particular.
|
|
1:10:07
|
It's international cultural protocol, you know.
|
|
1:10:10
|
- You don't know that? - International protocol?
|
|
1:10:12
|
- Yep. - What the fuck are you talking about?
|
|
1:10:14
|
Do not answer that.
|
|
1:10:15
|
- Do not answer that! - Hello?
|
|
1:10:17
|
Robert Spencer for Irving.
|
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1:10:18
|
Robert Spencer? I don't know a Robert Spencer.
|
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1:10:21
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- What do you want? - I'm a business associate...
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1:10:22
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- Who is that? Who is that? - I tell you, for God's sake...
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1:10:25
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- ...I told you not to call here, all right? - What is that about?
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1:10:27
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- Two more federal agents tonight. - What?
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1:10:30
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- No. No way. - Two feds.
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1:10:32
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- No. - I need them.
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1:10:33
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Bodyguards for the sheik.
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1:10:35
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No, no, no, that's too many guys for me to control.
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1:10:37
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- No. No. - Irving, remember who's in charge here.
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1:10:40
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Rosalyn, get off the extension.
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1:10:43
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I'm not on it.
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1:10:44
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Look, don't call here again, all right?
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1:10:45
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- Don't call at home. - All right. Good night.
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1:10:47
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All right.
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1:10:49
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If it's a business call, don't interrupt, all right?
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1:10:52
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Federal agents?
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1:10:54
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No, it's bodyguards for the, uh, visiting dignitaries' that's all.
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1:10:57
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What is it, an IRS thing? Like a tax investigation?
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1:11:00
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Why do you got to say that? I mean, that's why...
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1:11:01
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...I can't invite you... It's too complicated.
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1:11:03
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- Are you in trouble? - Look, stop being so nosy.
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1:11:05
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- Look at this shit. - Well, I'm only nosy...
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1:11:06
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...'cause you never tell me anything.
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1:11:07
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Can we clean up this fridge?
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1:11:08
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I mean, what are you causing trouble for all the time?
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1:11:11
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Do not answer that!
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1:11:13
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- Hello? - Hello, it's Carmine.
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1:11:14
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Oh, hi, Carmine. We were just talking about you.
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1:11:17
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Yeah, Irving's being a mean, boring man...
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1:11:19
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...saying that he doesn't want me to come tonight.
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1:11:20
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- Tell him he's crazy. - Well, I agree.
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1:11:22
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- Tell him yourself. - It wouldn't be a party without you.
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1:11:24
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- Can you imagine? - 'Cause you're coming!
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1:11:26
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- Yeah. Tell him yourself. - All right. Hey, Carmie.
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1:11:29
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Irving, you're crazy. Your wife is coming.
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1:11:31
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You kidding me? She's the life of the party.
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1:11:33
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- Everybody loves her. - I'm the life of the party.
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1:11:36
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You know what she's like. She's unpredictable. She's just...
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1:11:38
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Hey, don't talk about me like that!
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1:11:40
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- What is Carmine saying? - I can't hear what he's saying.
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1:11:41
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- Let me listen. - Hey, look, Irving...
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1:11:42
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- ...it's very important that she comes, you understand? - Carmine loves me.
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1:11:44
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This is a really big, big night for us, you understand?
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1:11:46
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Come on, you got to bring your wife.
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1:11:48
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And Dolly's got something special for her' right?
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1:11:49
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- Yeah, I do, I got your nail polish. - See? Listen, listen.
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1:11:52
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Yeah, I got your nail polish for you, sweetie!
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1:11:54
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See? Something special for you. What is it? What is it?
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1:11:57
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Come on. Tell me. What... What...
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1:12:00
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What is it? You got a girlfriend coming?
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1:12:02
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Come on, I thought we were friends.
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1:12:03
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You're not gonna tell me you got a girlfriend? This is ridiculous.
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1:12:06
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- What is it? - Nah, it's...
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1:12:08
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Look, we handle this like men, you understand?
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1:12:10
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You're bringing your wife. We're gonna have a good time.
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1:12:12
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All right, we'll see you there. It'll be fun.
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1:12:14
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That's an order from the mayor. Goodbye.
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1:12:16
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All right, you happy? Go get ready.
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1:12:20
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Yes, I am happy.
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1:12:29
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"When are you gonna come down?"
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1:12:33
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"When are you going to land."
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1:12:36
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"I should have stayed on the farm."
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1:12:39
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"I should have listened to my old man."
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1:12:44
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"You know you can't hold me forever."
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1:12:48
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"I didn't sign up with you."
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1:12:52
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"I'm not a present for your friends to open."
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1:12:56
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"This boy's too young to be singing."
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1:13:00
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"The blues."
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1:13:04
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"Aaa-ahh."
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1:13:12
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"So goodbye yellow brick road where the dogs of society howl."
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1:13:17
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I know who you are.
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1:13:20
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You can't plant me in your penthouse
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1:13:23
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- I know who that is, Irving. - Yeah. Come on.
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1:13:28
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"Back to the howling old owl in the woods huntin' the horny back toad."
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1:13:34
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- Oh, it looks so beautiful. - So, this is the lobby.
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1:13:37
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Want me to take your coats?
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1:13:39
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Now, mind you, a week ago, this place was a mess.
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1:13:41
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But what existed was this plasterwork.
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1:13:44
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Look at the detail. This is beautiful.
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1:13:46
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My sons are craftsmen. Please, tell them what you did.
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1:13:48
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- The birds, sky, clouds, wood... - Trompe I'oeil.
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1:13:51
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- Trompe I'oeil. - "Trick of the eye."
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1:13:53
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We restore all of this, you see?
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1:13:55
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Saved you $50 million. Look at me. $50 million...
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1:13:57
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- ...right off the bat, like that. - Right off the bat.
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1:13:59
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I waive the law that I helped write...
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1:14:01
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...that said casino construction had to be built...
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1:14:02
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...ground-up new. We don't do new.
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1:14:04
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- No. We renovate. - We renovate, right?
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1:14:05
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We put in some temporary fun.
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1:14:07
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Some gaming tables, some play money for people to have a good time.
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1:14:11
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This is for charity, for the Boys and Girls Club...
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1:14:14
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...and, uh, some arts programs. Hey, how are you?
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1:14:20
|
This is the Ocean Room.
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1:14:26
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There's some gentlemen sitting over there at the bar.
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1:14:31
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That's 130 years sitting right there.
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1:14:33
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That's how much time between them.
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1:14:34
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They run the biggest casinos in the United States...
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1:14:37
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- ...and we have to work with them. - Right.
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1:14:39
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The good news is...
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1:14:41
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...they know how it's done, they get it done...
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1:14:43
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...you don't have to worry, everyone makes their money.
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1:14:44
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You mean the Mob?
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1:14:46
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Yes, but they're businessmen, ok?
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1:14:48
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Now, spend as much or as little time with them...
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1:14:50
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...as you like, but we do have to deal with them.
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1:14:52
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All we got to do is go say hello.
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1:14:53
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- We just got to say hi. That's it. - Carmine, maybe...
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1:14:55
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I'm not sure that's such a good idea.
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1:14:56
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We got to confer before we talk to these guys.
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1:14:58
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Confer? What is there to confer about? I don't understand.
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1:15:01
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They're casino guys.
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1:15:03
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They're casino guys. They're the businessmen.
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1:15:05
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Yeah, we come all this way.
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1:15:06
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Irving, we came all this way, we should be here.
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1:15:07
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What's everybody scared of? What's everybody scared of?
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1:15:10
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You just got to be delicate.
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1:15:11
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Those are the guys that you guys are all scared of?
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1:15:13
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Those guys over there? They don't scare me.
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1:15:15
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- I'm not scared. - Rosalyn? Rosalyn?
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1:15:21
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Hi. Can I join you?
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1:15:30
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Irv, that's not the way to do this.
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1:15:32
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It's not a good idea.
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1:15:35
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I love this.
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1:15:37
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Everybody over there's really scared of you guys, do you know that?
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1:15:39
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- No. - Mm-hmm.
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1:15:41
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Kids, I want you to go up and get some soda and pizza, please.
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1:15:44
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It's a disaster.
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1:15:48
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I think they got this room all wrong.
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1:15:50
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Yeah? What would you do?
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1:15:53
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I would do it in all black and gold...
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1:15:55
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...and I would do this bar like a big warm golden mirror.
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1:15:59
|
Sounds beautiful.
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1:16:00
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- Oh, thank you. - But you expect that from her...
|
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1:16:02
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- ...because she's so beautiful. - Oh, God, stop.
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1:16:04
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- Gorgeous. - And I love her hair...
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1:16:06
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...so I know I'm gonna love what you do.
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1:16:07
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- Oh, my God. It's messy. - How do you do?
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1:16:08
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I'm sorry, is she your wife?
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1:16:09
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No, she's my wife. She's my wife.
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1:16:11
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- Look at these fine gentlemen. - Hey, Carmine, there you are.
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1:16:13
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- How you doing? - How are you?
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1:16:14
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You well? Good to see you.
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1:16:15
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- How you doing? - Hey, how are you?
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1:16:16
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That's enough of that right now.
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1:16:18
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Hey! Hey! Hey!
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1:16:19
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- Come on. Come on. - Oh, stop it.
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1:16:22
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Hey, oh, no, it's because he's a party pooper.
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1:16:24
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He's so boring.
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1:16:26
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May I present...
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1:16:28
|
Sheik Abdullah, gentlemen...
|
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1:16:30
|
...from Abu Dhabi. Sheik, these are professionals...
|
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1:16:32
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...and they run the best casinos in the United States.
|
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1:16:35
|
Mr. Sheik, as a sign of our seriousness...
|
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1:16:37
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...Mr. Tellegio came from Miami to meet you tonight.
|
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1:16:39
|
Mr. Tellegio?
|
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1:16:42
|
Why didn't you tell me Mr. Tellegio was...
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1:16:44
|
He's in the back room.
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1:16:45
|
It's a sign of disrespect to talk, uh, business on the first meeting.
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1:16:48
|
- That's not true. - It's disrespectful...
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1:16:50
|
Yeah, I don't know what you're talking about...
|
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1:16:52
|
- He's got it all wrong. - You want to leave him back there in...
|
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1:16:54
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...the back room waiting? Come on, let's go...
|
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1:16:55
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- ...we got to go meet him. - My friend from New York...
|
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1:16:57
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- ...doesn't know the customs-- ...Hey, no disrespect, pal.
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1:16:59
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Hey, Irving, I'm gonna be having fun.
|
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1:17:00
|
Maybe it'll be contagious, huh?
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1:17:03
|
You and me, we're gonna visit.
|
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1:17:04
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- She's a fun girl. - I'm having fun.
|
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1:17:08
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Can you believe he talks to me that way?
|
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1:17:19
|
Carmine.
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1:17:20
|
Victor Tellegio was from Miami.
|
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1:17:23
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He was Meyer Lansky's right-hand man.
|
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1:17:25
|
With his prior reputation as an enforcer from 20 years ago...
|
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1:17:30
|
...he was known to never bury a body, because he felt it sent...
|
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1:17:32
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...a stronger message to leave it in the street.
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1:17:36
|
He looked at me like...
|
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1:17:39
|
This is the guy we now had to deal with.
|
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1:17:45
|
You sure you don't want to go into the Ocean Bar?
|
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1:17:46
|
It's really, it's beautiful in there.
|
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1:17:48
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No, I don't have to go there. I like it here. There's an exit.
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1:17:51
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I'm like a ghost.
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1:17:53
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Nobody knows I'm here.
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1:17:56
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Look, tell him I speak for our friends in Florida.
|
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1:18:00
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We're very excited. It's been our lifelong dream...
|
|
1:18:02
|
...to build casino resorts on the East Coast.
|
|
1:18:08
|
You told him that?
|
|
1:18:10
|
They didn't want the Jews to make money.
|
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1:18:12
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They didn't want the Italians to make money.
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1:18:13
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They definitely don't want the blacks to make money.
|
|
1:18:15
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After the oil embargo, gasoline crisis...
|
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1:18:19
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...the hijackings, the Olympics...
|
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1:18:21
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...they don't want to see Arabs make money...
|
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1:18:24
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...trust me, not on our soil.
|
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1:18:26
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And, I don't know, you can tell him this in your own way.
|
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1:18:29
|
I've been in the casino business 40 years'...
|
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1:18:31
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...it's scrutinized more carefully than any other business.
|
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1:18:35
|
Carmine made this legal, but we must be careful, or they'll take it away.
|
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1:18:41
|
So, Mr. Tellegio, how do you think we should approach this?
|
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1:18:45
|
What do you think? What do you want to do?
|
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1:18:47
|
Well, if you want to get the gaming license and keep it...
|
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1:18:51
|
...we have to make our principal investor here, the sheik...
|
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1:18:55
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...an American citizen.
|
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1:19:05
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Well, to expedite citizenship...
|
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1:19:07
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...that requires very special treatment.
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1:19:11
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Well, you would know the right people to do that, Carmine.
|
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1:19:14
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Carmie knows everybody.
|
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1:19:15
|
What are we talking about?
|
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1:19:16
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Uh, U.S. senators...
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1:19:18
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Uh, U.S. congressmen and senators.
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1:19:20
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Wow! That's fantastic.
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1:19:23
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I say stay away from that.
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1:19:24
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That's bad, that's trouble.
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1:19:27
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- It's not good. That's trouble. - Irving, please.
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1:19:30
|
Who is this guy? Who are you? Huh?
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1:19:33
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What are you, a farmer?
|
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1:19:34
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- This is, uh... - Mr. Tellegio, I'm sorry.
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1:19:36
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- This is Irving. - Irving.
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1:19:38
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This is Irving Rosenfeld.
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1:19:39
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- Irving, Irving. - Yes. New York businessman.
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1:19:42
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What's the matter, Irving? What's the problem?
|
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1:19:45
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Nothing. No problem.
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1:19:46
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Eh, you know, don't get your balls in an uproar.
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1:19:48
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Everything's fine, everything's good.
|
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1:19:50
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It's all good, it's all good.
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1:19:52
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It's all good. I just hope...
|
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1:19:54
|
...the other part of this is all good.
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1:19:56
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And real. Because we're real.
|
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1:19:59
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- You know that. - Yes. That's correct.
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1:20:00
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You deal with us, we're a real organization.
|
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1:20:03
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We're dealing with you, we don't know what we're dealing with.
|
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1:20:13
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Where is he from?
|
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1:20:15
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Abu Dhabi.
|
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1:20:16
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- Oh, he's from the Emirates. - Yeah.
|
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1:20:19
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Can I count on you?
|
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1:20:21
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You gotta be honest about this. Did you understand me?
|
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1:20:24
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"Good" means good.
|
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1:20:26
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No bullshit.
|
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1:20:32
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Did you hear what I said?
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1:20:34
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Do you want me to repeat it?
|
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1:20:41
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What do you think now?
|
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1:20:42
|
Tell me.
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1:20:45
|
Tell me.
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1:20:51
|
Uh.
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1:20:56
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I think... I think, what is, uh...
|
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1:20:58
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No, no, let him speak for himself.
|
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1:21:01
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Uh...
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1:21:03
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It's ok. He's a friend of mine.
|
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1:21:04
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- It's ok, - I know him, I know him.
|
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1:21:06
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I know him, he's a friend of mine.
|
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1:21:07
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You guys are way too serious for a party.
|
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1:21:09
|
Holy cow. What are you drinking?
|
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1:21:11
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- Hey, Al, listen to me. - You got a drink?
|
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1:21:12
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- We're in a very serious meeting. - I apologize.
|
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1:21:14
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- You got to come with me now. - You got a speech that...
|
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1:21:16
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- Everybody's waiting for you. - Al, I'll be right behind you.
|
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1:21:18
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- Ok, trust me. Right behind you, ok? - Come on.
|
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1:21:20
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It'll be great doing business with you.
|
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1:21:23
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The investment is real.
|
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1:21:26
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It was a pleasure to meet you.
|
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1:21:30
|
What are the fucking odds of an Italian guy from Miami knowing Arabic?
|
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1:21:34
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It turns out he's got casino investments in the Mid-east...
|
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1:21:36
|
...and he spent two years learning it Io keep the upper hand.
|
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1:21:39
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Listen to me carefully.
|
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1:21:42
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If you really put $10 million...
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1:21:43
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...in the bank of our choice in the next two weeks.
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1:21:45
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Carmine, listen to me carefully.
|
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1:21:46
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If you really put $10 million...
|
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1:21:48
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...in the bank of our choice in the next two weeks...
|
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1:21:49
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...or not only will the sheik feel insulted...
|
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1:21:52
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...but our friends in Florida will feel deeply disrespected.
|
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1:21:55
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So will I.
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1:22:06
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What a girl.
|
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1:22:07
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Rosalyn, you need to come with me, all right?
|
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1:22:09
|
Oh, I need to come with you?
|
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1:22:10
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Yeah, you need to come with me, this needs to stop, all right?
|
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1:22:12
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Oh, you think I should come with you? Why don't you go...
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1:22:14
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Get your fucking hands off me, you fucking whore.
|
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1:22:16
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- You're a whore. - Oh, ok. That's really nice.
|
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1:22:18
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We're not gonna do this in the Ocean Room tonight, please.
|
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1:22:20
|
This is my husband's whore!
|
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1:22:22
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You know, you stay here right now, darling.
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1:22:24
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- Please, please, please. - You stay over here with me.
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1:22:25
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Everybody just calm down. I don't know what's going on.
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1:22:27
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You all right? Take it easy, ok?
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1:22:30
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- All right. - These things happen.
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1:22:31
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Whatever's meant to be is meant to be.
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1:22:33
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- All right? - I always say that.
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1:22:35
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- You say that? - Yeah.
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1:22:36
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See, kindred spirits.
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1:22:37
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- Whatever's meant to be will be. - Whatever's meant to be will be.
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1:22:55
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What the hell do you think you're doing?
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1:22:56
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What do I think I'm doing? Yeah.
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1:22:58
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What the fuck do you think you're doing?
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1:22:59
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You're gonna come in here and judge me...
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1:23:00
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...for flirting with someone after you've been fucking
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1:23:02
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- ...my husband for how many years? - I'm not fucking judging you.
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1:23:04
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You don't have any fucking clue what's going on!
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1:23:05
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I got a ring on my finger.
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1:23:07
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We have a child together.
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1:23:09
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He doesn't love you, Rosalyn.
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1:23:10
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He loves me, and you know it, and I know it, and he knows it.
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1:23:14
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And it might be done now, but it was beautiful and it was real.
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1:23:17
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- Stop it. - And we loved each other.
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1:23:18
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- Shut up. - You scare him...
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1:23:20
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...and you manipulate him, and you use your son.
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1:23:26
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Well, he must like it on some level. He must want it...
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1:23:28
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...because he keeps coming back for it.
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1:23:30
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It's like that perfume that you love that you can't stop smelling...
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1:23:32
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even when there's something sour in it.
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1:23:35
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You can't get enough of it.
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1:23:37
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But guess what? He's never gonna leave me.
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1:23:40
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He's always going to want me...
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1:23:42
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...and I will make you so sorry, Edith.
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1:23:45
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I will make you so sorry for what you've done to my family.
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1:23:48
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- Mark my words. - That is fucked-up.
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1:23:51
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I would never say anything that fucked-up to anybody...
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1:23:53
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...but you do because you're gross inside.
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1:23:55
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- You're so fucked-up and gross. Yeah. - Oh, I'm gross inside?
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1:23:57
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Maybe you're gross inside.
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1:23:58
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What, robbing people and all that shit that you do.
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1:24:00
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Maybe we're both gross inside. That's what Irving loves about us.
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1:24:03
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At least he's consistent.
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1:24:04
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You know, sometimes in life, all you have are fucked-up'...
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1:24:08
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...poisonous choices.
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1:24:19
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Jesus Christ.
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1:24:23
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"How can you stop the rain from falling down?"
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1:24:29
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"How can you stop the sun from shining?"
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1:24:36
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"What makes the world go round?"
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1:24:47
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"I can still feel the breeze that rustles through the trees,"
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1:24:54
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"And misty memories of days gone by."
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1:25:00
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"We could never see tomorrow."
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1:25:07
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"No one said a word about the sorrow."
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1:25:16
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"And how can you mend a broken heart?"
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1:25:27
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"How can you stop the rain from falling down?"
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1:25:31
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Ladies and gentlemen, our friend...
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1:25:33
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...the working man's friend, my friend, Mayor Carmine Polito!
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1:25:43
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Hello, Camden.
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1:25:45
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Hello, New Jersey.
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1:25:47
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- Hello, Atlantic City! - How can you mend this broken man?
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1:25:54
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"How can a loser ever win?"
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1:25:58
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A lot of my friends have been out of work.
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1:26:01
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A lot of good working families just want to work and live.
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1:26:07
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They say there's no money nowhere.
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1:26:10
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You got to be kidding me.
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1:26:13
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Don't they know who built this country?
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1:26:18
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But one thing we can all agree upon in the state of New Jersey...
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1:26:21
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...is that we never, never, ever give up. Do we?
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1:26:25
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No!
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1:26:30
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Please, raise a glass with me...
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1:26:34
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...to a new era that begins tonight.
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1:26:38
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From me and my family...
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1:26:41
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...we thank you...
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1:26:43
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...for all the hard work that you've given us in the community.
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1:26:48
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Look what you've done. This is beautiful.
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1:26:51
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Thank you.
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1:28:15
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Edith!
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1:28:23
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Use your phone?
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1:28:29
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Last night was insane. I got it all figured out.
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1:28:36
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Stoddard Thorsen.
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1:28:38
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Listen, I need the Sherman Suite at the Plaza Hotel, ok?
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1:28:42
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That's a whole floor of the hotel.
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1:28:43
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No, no, no, no, I need the whole floor. I need it for my operation.
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1:28:47
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Stop calling it your operation, Richard. It's not your operation...
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1:28:50
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...and I'm not giving you a whole floor of the Plaza Hotel.
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1:28:53
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I have members of Congress that are gonna come in right now...
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1:28:55
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...and try to give the sheik citizenship, all right?
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1:28:57
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They're taking bribes.
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1:28:59
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That's happening right now. That's what's happening right now.
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1:29:01
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Bribing members of Congress? Are you out of your fucking mind?
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1:29:05
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Stoddard, Stoddard, no, shut up!
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1:29:06
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Listen, do you know who Victor Tellegio is?
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1:29:08
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Victor Tellegio. Works for Meyer Lansky. You know who that is?
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1:29:12
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- I know who Victor... - Resorts International, all right?
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1:29:15
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He wants $10 million. I have two weeks, I have two...
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1:29:18
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Listen to me, just listen to me. Listen to me!
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1:29:21
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You're not listening to me!
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1:29:23
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I have two weeks!
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1:29:24
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I have two weeks to put this thing together.
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1:29:26
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And I need you to get me the Sherman Suite at the Plaza Hotel!
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1:29:29
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- Lower your voice. - And you're gonna fucking do it!
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1:29:32
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You don't get to say what happens and you don't get to yell at me.
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1:29:38
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Calm me down, baby.
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1:29:39
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Calm me down.
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1:29:42
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You've got to calm me down.
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1:29:44
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You got to calm me down, baby.
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1:29:47
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You got to calm me down.
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1:29:52
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You got to calm me down, baby.
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1:29:53
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Let's do it, let's do this right now.
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1:29:54
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- No, no, no. - Let's do it.
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1:29:55
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- We're not gonna do it unless... - No, I want to do it right now.
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1:29:57
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I want to do this right now.
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1:29:59
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- I want you so bad. Look at your skin. - No, no, no.
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1:30:00
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Oh, my God, your fucking skin is glowing.
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1:30:02
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No, no, no. Baby, your fucking skin is glowing.
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1:30:04
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We're not gonna go all the way until we do it for real.
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1:30:05
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- I want to do it now. - Remember, we agreed on that...
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1:30:07
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That's what we agreed on, all right?
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1:30:08
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So we're not gonna do that, all right?
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1:30:10
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All right? Where are you?
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1:30:12
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- I'm here. - You're acting all scary.
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1:30:13
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- Honey, I'm here, ok? Yeah. - Ok, are you here with me?
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1:30:15
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I love you.
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1:30:19
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It is real now. I just... I just said it.
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1:30:22
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So now's the time.
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1:30:24
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Look at me, look at me.
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1:30:25
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I love you.
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1:30:31
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I just said that.
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1:30:33
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I'm in love with you.
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1:30:51
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Do you want the truth? You want real? Yeah.
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1:30:53
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You want real, ok.
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1:30:55
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I'm ready for real.
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1:30:57
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This is real. Do you hear my voice, huh?
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1:31:01
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This is real.
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1:31:03
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This is real, what you hear is real.
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1:31:06
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This is real.
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1:31:07
|
What?
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1:31:10
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- This is me. - What do you mean?
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1:31:12
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What, are you doing an accent?
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|
1:31:13
|
The American accent?
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1:31:14
|
No, there is no English.
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1:31:15
|
There's only American, there is no English.
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1:31:18
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I'm not...
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1:31:19
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What are you talking about?
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1:31:21
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Stop it. You're Edith, you're Edith Greensly. No.
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1:31:23
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Not royal, but you're British. I checked your records.
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1:31:25
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No, I falsified my records back to birth.
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1:31:28
|
I falsified them. I...
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1:31:32
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My name is Sydney Presser, and I'm from Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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1:31:37
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I'm not Edith Greensly. There is no Edith Greensly.
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1:31:50
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You're freaking me out.
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1:32:01
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No, you said in the stall...
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1:32:03
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...that we were gonna be real...
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1:32:06
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...and that we weren't gonna fake it.
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1:32:08
|
I'm being real now.
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1:32:10
|
This is who I am. I'm Sydney Prosser, ok?
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1:32:14
|
So...
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1:32:15
|
Why did you do an English accent after that?
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1:32:21
|
I'm sorry I didn't tell you in the stall.
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1:32:23
|
I created Edith because I needed her to survive, ok?
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1:32:26
|
But I'm done with that now.
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1:32:27
|
I'm so fucking done with it.
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1:32:30
|
All right, like, you do what you need to survive, right?
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1:32:31
|
You, like...
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1:32:34
|
You, um, you know, you live with your mom.
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1:32:37
|
You have a fiancé you don't even acknowledge, right?
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1:32:39
|
That's what you do, and you curl your hair...
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1:32:41
|
...in little fucking curlers, which is...
|
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1:32:44
|
No, it's ok. You look good with it, but...
|
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1:32:46
|
You know, you have straight hair. So that's what you do to survive.
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1:32:49
|
You do all sorts of things, you know?
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1:32:50
|
We all do.
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1:32:52
|
Please don't talk about that.
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1:32:56
|
I'm confused. I'm confused.
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1:32:59
|
I'm fucking confused, too, all right?
|
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1:33:00
|
I think we should fuck, and then we'll feel it...
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1:33:04
|
...and then we won't be confused anymore.
|
|
1:33:09
|
No, I want to talk. I don't want to fuck, ok?
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1:33:11
|
- No. No. - I think that will be better.
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|
1:33:14
|
- No. - Let's just see how we feel.
|
|
1:33:15
|
No, I'm not fucking you! I'm not fucking fucking you!
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1:33:21
|
Oh, shit.
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1:33:26
|
Oh, my God.
|
|
1:33:32
|
Can you please step away from Edith?
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1:33:33
|
What the... Please, I'm asking you nicely.
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1:33:34
|
Please step away from Edith right now.
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1:33:36
|
Come on, step away from her. Please.
|
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1:33:38
|
You mean Sydney?
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1:33:43
|
I told him. I'm sorry.
|
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1:33:46
|
I just don't give a fuck anymore.
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1:33:47
|
I don't give a fuck, I don't fucking care.
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1:33:50
|
I don't fucking...
|
|
1:33:52
|
Irving has a gun, huh?
|
|
1:33:55
|
What Richie's got us into, is worse than jail.
|
|
1:33:58
|
I told you last night, don't sit down with those goons.
|
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1:34:01
|
And what? Now what, huh?
|
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1:34:03
|
No one's getting $10 million for Tellegio. It's over.
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|
1:34:06
|
I don't think so.
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1:34:07
|
What? What do you mean?
|
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1:34:12
|
Because when Tellegio finds out what happened...
|
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1:34:13
|
...you think he's gonna go after me?
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1:34:16
|
Someone from the Bureau?
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1:34:18
|
Or he's gonna go after a politician?
|
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1:34:21
|
He's gonna kill you.
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1:34:24
|
And he's gonna go after your son...
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1:34:28
|
...and Sydney.
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1:34:37
|
Stoddard Thorsen.
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1:34:38
|
You got to get me the Sherman Suite. The whole ?oor.
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1:34:42
|
That's a no. I said no, wacko. Jesus.
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1:34:45
|
Then you're gonna tell me the point of that fucking fishing story.
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1:34:49
|
Not the way you're behaving.
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1:34:51
|
What's the matter with you? Where are you right now?
|
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1:34:53
|
I... Why does that make a difference?
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1:34:54
|
Just tell me where the fuck you are.
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1:34:56
|
The field office on 61st Street.
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1:34:58
|
I'm coming to 61st Street right now.
|
|
1:35:01
|
- You're gonna do what? - To beat your ass.
|
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1:35:05
|
You're gonna what?
|
|
1:35:14
|
You were right.
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1:35:17
|
Should've gone away.
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1:35:20
|
I should've gone away with you.
|
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1:35:22
|
We were supposed to do it from the feet up, like you always said.
|
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1:35:25
|
That's how we were meant to do it, only you didn't do it like that.
|
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1:35:28
|
You didn't do it like that.
|
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1:35:29
|
You played it safe, so there was always a danger...
|
|
1:35:31
|
...you were gonna end up with Rosalyn in the dead space...
|
|
1:35:34
|
...floating on some dead spaceship with the furnitures and the curtains.
|
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1:35:39
|
And I was your lifeline out, and you were mine...
|
|
1:35:41
|
...and that was ok, you know?
|
|
1:35:45
|
I wish I could get you back.
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1:35:51
|
Yeah.
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1:35:59
|
You know I can't do it without you.
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1:36:02
|
You know that.
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1:36:07
|
Come on.
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1:36:09
|
Me, you and Danny, like we said.
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1:36:12
|
Like I said.
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1:36:14
|
You never said that. I said that.
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1:36:19
|
We got to get over on all these guys.
|
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1:36:22
|
That's what we need to be thinking about right now.
|
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1:36:27
|
Fuck, shit, that's, uh...
|
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1:36:31
|
That's big.
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1:36:33
|
That's fucking crazy.
|
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1:36:42
|
Whatever it is...
|
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1:36:46
|
...it's got to be the best we've ever done.
|
|
1:36:54
|
Ok?
|
|
1:37:01
|
"Agent DiMaso called me late on the night of the 21st."
|
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1:37:04
|
"I believe that he was intoxicated."
|
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1:37:07
|
"He threatened me. I told him this was inappropriate."
|
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1:37:10
|
"Procedures exist for purposes that we must respect."
|
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1:37:15
|
"This is the third such call I received from Agent DiMaso."
|
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1:37:18
|
"He called me again on the night of the 5th at 2:00 a.m....
|
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1:37:22
|
...and he threatened to kill me."
|
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1:37:24
|
"Subsequently, he demanded that I allow him...
|
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1:37:27
|
...to use the Sherman Suite of the Plaza Hotel...
|
|
1:37:30
|
....for purposes of bribing members of Congress."
|
|
1:37:34
|
I...
|
|
1:37:36
|
I am so sorry.
|
|
1:37:38
|
I'm not finished. There's a lot more.
|
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1:37:44
|
I have nothing but the utmost respect for you as my mentor and...
|
|
1:37:47
|
It's ok, it's ok.
|
|
1:37:48
|
As my mentor and as...
|
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1:37:50
|
What are you doing?
|
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1:37:51
|
I just want to talk from my heart.
|
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1:37:53
|
I don't want to put it on record or anything. I want to get vulnerable.
|
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1:37:55
|
Can I finish my--
|
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1:37:58
|
- Can I finish my statement? - Of course, of course.
|
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1:38:00
|
That's why we're here.
|
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1:38:02
|
I respect you.
|
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1:38:03
|
I think you do other things besides respect me.
|
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1:38:07
|
- Hello. - Hey, hey, hey.
|
|
1:38:08
|
Hey, hey, what are you doing?
|
|
1:38:09
|
What are you doing?
|
|
1:38:14
|
It's just hard for me to control my passion. I'm a very passionate person.
|
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1:38:17
|
We're from New York. You understand this.
|
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1:38:19
|
He goes ice fishing in the Mid-west.
|
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1:38:21
|
That was told to you in confidence.
|
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1:38:23
|
He's an ice fishing guy. Look at him.
|
|
1:38:28
|
What are you doing?
|
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1:38:29
|
It's not you, that's not you with the gun. Stop it.
|
|
1:38:31
|
No, it's me, it's me.
|
|
1:38:33
|
Don't do something you don't know anything about, all right?
|
|
1:38:36
|
- Wait, wait, put that... - I'll show you who gets shot.
|
|
1:38:37
|
Do not load that gun!
|
|
1:38:38
|
You drop that gun!
|
|
1:38:40
|
I'm not even gonna hit you.
|
|
1:38:40
|
- Don't! Don't! - Watch this, fucko.
|
|
1:38:48
|
So...
|
|
1:38:50
|
You want to use the Sherman Suite?
|
|
1:38:52
|
- The entire floor? - Yes.
|
|
1:38:54
|
- Oh, God. - Of the Plaza Hotel.
|
|
1:38:56
|
What happened to the Mafia? I thought you...
|
|
1:38:58
|
Yes, no, no, no, this is where they intersect.
|
|
1:38:59
|
This is where the two things intersect
|
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1:39:01
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The two worlds, the politicians and the Mafia.
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1:39:03
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Victor Tellegio's people, who run Resorts International...
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1:39:05
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Wait a minute. Victor Tellegio showed his face?
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1:39:08
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Yeah, I sat with Victor Tellegio.
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1:39:10
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I hung out with him.
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1:39:11
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Yeah, we can get him, we can get his whole organization...
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1:39:14
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...as well as getting any number of congressmen.
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1:39:18
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I mean, that's just...
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1:39:19
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That's just peeling the first layer of the onion.
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1:39:21
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Wow.
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1:39:23
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How you gonna do that?
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1:39:25
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- We would get $10 million, that we-- - $10 million?
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1:39:28
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And that's how we just let them know we're for real.
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1:39:29
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$10 million?
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1:39:30
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All right, so what does he say he's gonna do for us?
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1:39:31
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- How are we trapping him? - They're gonna promise...
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1:39:33
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...to build casinos, handle the skims, do the licensing...
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1:39:37
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And you have what? You have him on tape saying this?
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1:39:40
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You have that, right? No.
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1:39:42
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I want you to find a safer way to get Victor Tellegio on a wire.
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1:39:46
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No $10 million. That's crazy.
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1:39:48
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- Thank you. - Right?
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1:39:49
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Even to entrap Tellegio, it's crazy.
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1:39:52
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But you can have the Sherman Suite.
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1:39:55
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- No, no. - Stoddard, please.
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1:39:57
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- To go and get me some congressmen. - Oh, my God.
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1:40:00
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Go get some congressmen taking bribes.
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1:40:03
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I want to pinch us some congressmen, ok?
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1:40:05
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You come back to me, I'm proud of you.
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1:40:08
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Thank you.
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1:40:09
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And Stoddard.
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1:40:11
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Good luck keeping your job, by the way...
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1:40:13
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...and staying out of jail, and not being killed by the Mob...
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1:40:16
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...but otherwise, you're doing a great job.
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1:40:20
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What's the end of the ice fishing story?
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1:40:21
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I'm not telling you the end of the ice fishing story!
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1:40:22
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I'm gonna call your fucking brother and find out the end.
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1:40:24
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My brother's dead!
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1:40:25
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That's how it ends!
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1:40:26
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He fell through the fucking ice!
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1:40:28
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Not, that's not... He died a different way, many years later.
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1:40:38
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Listen, I know it's awkward, and, uh,
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1:40:41
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I just wanted to say I'm sorry, all right?
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1:40:43
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But I think we can stick together and, uh, still fulfill our goal.
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1:40:46
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- I mean, we got the Sherman Suite. - Yeah, you got the whole floor?
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1:40:49
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- Got the whole floor, yeah. - Whole floor?
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1:40:50
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That's good.
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1:40:51
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Yeah, you ok?
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1:40:53
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Yeah. You?
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1:40:54
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Yeah, you know, it's all right. Just got hit a little bit.
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1:40:57
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My eye is a little blurry.
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1:40:59
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I got drops at the pharmacy.
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1:41:01
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- Uh, you ok? - Yeah, I'm good.
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1:41:03
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- Listen, I'm sorry. - Yeah.
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1:41:04
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I'm sorry.
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1:41:06
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I'm sorry, Irv.
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1:41:12
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You can put a camera here.
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1:41:13
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Right in here, maybe, and we get it all on film.
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1:41:16
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- You like it? - We do.
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1:41:17
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You know what, give me those flowers.
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1:41:18
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If we put the flower vase here, put a camera in there...
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1:41:21
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...and then we can get a clear shot of the couch...
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1:41:22
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...where we can put the congressmen.
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1:41:23
|
That's right. That's the idea.
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1:41:25
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And Carmine will go to jail after he delivers us...
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1:41:27
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...congressmen soon-to-be felons.
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1:41:29
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- We really need the help. - Please sit down.
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1:41:31
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Representative of the congressman on the phone.
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1:41:33
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I got to take this, you guys. Everyone out, please.
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1:41:36
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This is sad, it's just sad.
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1:41:38
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Darling, please, I got to take this.
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1:41:39
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Ok, sorry, everyone out. Go out.
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1:41:41
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Congressman, how you doing? It's Carmine.
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1:41:44
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Everybody out, please.
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1:41:45
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Tell me you're gonna be in Trenton this week.
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1:41:46
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We have an amazing investment opportunity
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1:41:48
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I'd like to discuss with you.
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1:41:50
|
I'm Federal Agent Richard DiMaso.
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1:41:52
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I placed $75, 000 into this briefcase...
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1:41:55
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...for Representative John O'Connell of the Ninth District.
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1:41:57
|
Representative O'Connell was contacted by Carmine Polito...
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1:42:00
|
...to ask if he could obtain rapid citizenship through an act of Congress...
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1:42:03
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...for one Sheik Abdullah, investor.
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1:42:05
|
- How you doing? Robert Spencer. - Nice to meet you.
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1:42:07
|
I'm excited to be here.
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1:42:09
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Oh, John, please, this brings the state back.
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1:42:12
|
How long we known each other?
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1:42:13
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You know what this is gonna do for us?
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1:42:15
|
This is huge for the state of New Jersey.
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1:42:17
|
Stabilizes our economy.
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1:42:18
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Hotels, restaurants.
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1:42:20
|
Carmine sees it. It's waiting to happen.
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1:42:21
|
This fucking thing is waiting to happen.
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1:42:23
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But the goddamn bankers...
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1:42:25
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...they're keeping their money on the sidelines.
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1:42:26
|
How we supposed to get anything done?
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1:42:27
|
Bankers only put money in the game...
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1:42:30
|
...when they can reap insane profit.
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1:42:33
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The only problem is this, uh...
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1:42:35
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This citizenship situation.
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1:42:36
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I mean, we got to expedite as soon as possible.
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1:42:44
|
Well, I'll tell you, you came to the right place.
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1:42:47
|
- Yeah? - You know? Yeah.
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1:42:48
|
- We can make it happen. - Oh, hey.
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1:42:50
|
This is going to happen.
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1:42:51
|
You understand, this is real.
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1:42:53
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On my family, on my kids, on my life, on my work.
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1:42:56
|
I know that, Carmine. You're a good man.
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1:42:58
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I'm Federal Agent Richard DiMaso.
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1:42:59
|
I placed $75, 000 in this briefcase...
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1:43:01
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...for one Representative Gerald Sanders of the Third District.
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1:43:04
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I don't want to do anything illegal.
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1:43:06
|
Please, Gerry, use it...
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1:43:07
|
...as a campaign donation, whatever you want to do.
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1:43:09
|
- All right. It means a lot. - Thank you.
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1:43:10
|
I'm placing $60, 000 into this briefcase...
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1:43:13
|
...for one Congressman Eric Keshoygan of the Fourth District.
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1:43:16
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I'm gonna do what I can to help, Carmine.
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1:43:18
|
$100, 000 into this briefcase...
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1:43:20
|
...for two-term United States Senator...
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1:43:23
|
...Horton Mitchell of New Jersey.
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1:43:25
|
- Atlantic City. - That's right.
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1:43:26
|
All the way down the shore.
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1:43:28
|
A mecca by the sea.
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1:43:30
|
Carmine, you're beloved by your people.
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1:43:33
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Your constituency is not even a constituency. It's your family.
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1:43:37
|
That's what you represent, family.
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1:43:39
|
The one small thing you do for this man...
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1:43:41
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...is a huge thing we do for the people of New Jersey.
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1:43:43
|
This is what we can leave--
|
|
1:43:44
|
Hey, Irving, what are you doing?
|
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1:43:47
|
Where you going?
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1:43:48
|
Just got to go see a man about a dog. I'm sorry.
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1:43:52
|
I've been a senator a very long time. 16 years.
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1:43:55
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Trust me, this is probably the biggest opportunity that we could have here.
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1:43:58
|
I will do whatever I can in the United States Senate.
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1:44:02
|
I appreciate this. On my family...
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1:44:05
|
...on my kids, this needs to happen. It's got to happen.
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1:44:08
|
You have my word.
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1:44:23
|
I want to save us, I want to save us, I want to save Carmine.
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1:44:26
|
It's killing me, it's fucking killing me.
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1:44:27
|
You know the only way to help Carmine is through the Tellegio thing.
|
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1:44:30
|
Yes.
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1:44:31
|
It's dangerous, it's dangerous. We got to get in there...
|
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1:44:33
|
...we got to get a wire in there, we got to make him feel safe.
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1:44:36
|
There's only one thing that could really fuck this up...
|
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1:44:38
|
...and that's your wife.
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1:44:41
|
Yeah.
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1:45:21
|
I don't like your husband. You're no good together.
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1:45:23
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He doesn't appreciate you.
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1:45:25
|
I mean, it happens, it happened to my marriage.
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1:45:28
|
That's why I went to Miami.
|
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1:45:30
|
Sometimes you just got to be tough.
|
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1:45:32
|
You got to stand up and you got to leave, you know?
|
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1:45:36
|
Sometimes you got to let something die to let something live.
|
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1:45:39
|
You're too beautiful to be unhappy.
|
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1:45:43
|
I know.
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1:45:44
|
I mean, I don't want to badmouth my husband...
|
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1:45:47
|
...but just let me badmouth my husband for a second.
|
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1:45:50
|
He just thinks that he knows everything...
|
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1:45:51
|
...and he's so full of shit. He's such a liar.
|
|
1:45:54
|
He thinks that I'm stupid, but I'm not stupid.
|
|
1:45:56
|
I hear him on the phone, arguing.
|
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1:45:58
|
He loves Carmine, but he hates that other guy...
|
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1:46:00
|
...that curly-headed IRS guy or whatever...
|
|
1:46:03
|
...who's carting around my husband's ex-lover, that redheaded whore.
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1:46:08
|
IRS?
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1:46:08
|
Anyway, you can see that it drives him crazy.
|
|
1:46:11
|
When you said IRS, what IRS guy? What are you talking about?
|
|
1:46:14
|
I hear them on the phone.
|
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1:46:15
|
I think that he's got Irv in some sort of bind or something...
|
|
1:46:18
|
...and he's making him do all of this stuff.
|
|
1:46:20
|
And so Irv and Carmine right now are at the Plaza Hotel...
|
|
1:46:23
|
...like, throwing all of this money away at, like, Congress or whatever.
|
|
1:46:27
|
They're giving money to Congress or something.
|
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1:46:29
|
I don't really know, but I overheard it on the phone.
|
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1:46:34
|
Well, I hate to do this to you.
|
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1:46:37
|
I got to go talk to your husband.
|
|
1:46:39
|
My boss, he's already angry.
|
|
1:46:41
|
You stay here. I'm gonna give you some money for a taxi home.
|
|
1:46:45
|
Have some dessert, finish the bottle of Prosecco.
|
|
1:46:48
|
I'm sorry.
|
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1:46:56
|
You all right?
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|
1:46:58
|
I don't like change.
|
|
1:47:04
|
It's really hard for me. Yeah.
|
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1:47:09
|
Sometimes I think that I'll die before I change.
|
|
1:47:13
|
It's all right.
|
|
1:47:19
|
It's gonna be ok.
|
|
1:47:21
|
You got to come with me to Miami.
|
|
1:47:23
|
Don't hurt him too bad. He's still Danny's father.
|
|
1:47:30
|
"When you were young and your heart was an open book."
|
|
1:47:38
|
"You used to say. "Live and let live."
|
|
1:47:43
|
"You know you did, you know you did."
|
|
1:47:45
|
"You know you did."
|
|
1:47:47
|
"But in this ever-changing world..."
|
|
1:47:50
|
"...in which we're living..."
|
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1:47:53
|
"...makes you give in and cry."
|
|
1:47:59
|
Say live and let die
|
|
1:48:05
|
"Live and let die."
|
|
1:48:09
|
"Live and let die."
|
|
1:48:12
|
"Live and let die."
|
|
1:48:28
|
Life is ridiculous...
|
|
1:48:30
|
...and you know that I would never say anything bad...
|
|
1:48:32
|
...about your father in front of you, but your father is a sick son of a bitch.
|
|
1:48:37
|
Daddy's a sick son of a bitch?
|
|
1:48:40
|
Don't repeat that.
|
|
1:48:42
|
But yes.
|
|
1:48:52
|
Rosalyn!
|
|
1:48:54
|
Rosalyn!
|
|
1:48:56
|
- What? - This is a dark moment in our relationship.
|
|
1:48:58
|
You know where I was recently? What are you talking about?
|
|
1:48:59
|
I was in your boyfriend's fucking car, all right?
|
|
1:49:01
|
I saw your nail polish.
|
|
1:49:07
|
What's this I hear about your curly-haired friend working for the government?
|
|
1:49:10
|
- Who says this? - What are you talking about?
|
|
1:49:11
|
- Who said that? Who said that? - That's bullshit.
|
|
1:49:12
|
- That's bullshit. - Your fucking wife.
|
|
1:49:14
|
- That's-- - Rosalyn?
|
|
1:49:15
|
He put a fucking canvas bag over my head!
|
|
1:49:19
|
- Hey, hey, what the fuck? - Shut up.
|
|
1:49:21
|
- What... - Shut the fuck up.
|
|
1:49:22
|
Are you happy now? Because he is trying to kill me!
|
|
1:49:26
|
- What are you talking about? - What are you doing?
|
|
1:49:28
|
- What do you think you're doing? Huh? - Get out of here!
|
|
1:49:30
|
- I'm not doing anything! - Why are you talking so much?
|
|
1:49:32
|
You're gonna get us all killed! Danny.
|
|
1:49:34
|
Come here, buddy. All right.
|
|
1:49:36
|
Go draw a picture or something. All right?
|
|
1:49:38
|
You are a sick son of a bitch...
|
|
1:49:39
|
...for screaming at me like that in front of Danny.
|
|
1:49:42
|
Attaboy, all right?
|
|
1:49:43
|
I'm a sick son of a bitch? You're trying to get me fucking killed.
|
|
1:49:46
|
I'm a sick son of a bitch? Oh, my God!
|
|
1:49:48
|
You drive me so fucking crazy. What are you doing?
|
|
1:49:50
|
Your boyfriend, your fucking boyfriend will kill me...
|
|
1:49:54
|
...he will kill Danny, and he'll kill you.
|
|
1:49:56
|
- Stop talking like that. - That's who you're dealing with.
|
|
1:49:57
|
He's a mobster, all right? That's who you're dealing with.
|
|
1:50:00
|
What do you think you're doing?
|
|
1:50:01
|
- Stop, all right? Fine! - What are you doing to us?
|
|
1:50:02
|
Yes, I wanted to hurt you, but how do you think that I feel?
|
|
1:50:06
|
All day when you leave me alone, all day...
|
|
1:50:09
|
...and all I've ever wanted you to do is love me.
|
|
1:50:12
|
That's all I've ever wanted is for us...
|
|
1:50:14
|
...to stay married and for you to love me.
|
|
1:50:17
|
And that's why I'm going to Miami!
|
|
1:50:19
|
- You're not going to Miami. - That's why I'm going to Miami...
|
|
1:50:20
|
- ...with Pete! - You're not going to Miami!
|
|
1:50:21
|
- You are not going to Miami! - I'm going to Miami with Pete!
|
|
1:50:24
|
I finally found somebody who loves me!
|
|
1:50:26
|
Just like you've always wanted!
|
|
1:50:28
|
Too fucking dangerous. Miami, not now!
|
|
1:50:31
|
- He likes me just the way I am. - Too fucking dangerous.
|
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1:50:32
|
You're gonna stay normal. You're gonna shut your fucking mouth.
|
|
1:50:35
|
You told me that you wanted me to find a nice, quiet man.
|
|
1:50:37
|
- He's the one. - Oh, and what a doozy you picked.
|
|
1:50:40
|
Oh, you hit that...
|
|
1:50:43
|
He's the most dangerous guy ever.
|
|
1:50:44
|
Well, what do you expect, Irving?
|
|
1:50:46
|
I know everybody through you!
|
|
1:50:48
|
Why can't you just be happy for me?
|
|
1:50:54
|
Why are you taking your heart pill? Irving what's going on?
|
|
1:50:59
|
Irving, take your pill.
|
|
1:51:01
|
What kind of trouble are you in, Irving? What is going on?
|
|
1:51:05
|
What's happening?
|
|
1:51:11
|
I got a plan.
|
|
1:51:15
|
You got a plan? When did you get it?
|
|
1:51:16
|
You know what?
|
|
1:51:21
|
It really fucking came to me...
|
|
1:51:23
|
...when I was inside of that canvas bag...
|
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1:51:26
|
...with your boyfriend's hands around my throat.
|
|
1:51:32
|
Yeah, that's when it really came to me.
|
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1:51:34
|
- Take the fucking bag off his head. - We got two million...
|
|
1:51:35
|
We got two million coming this week.
|
|
1:51:37
|
- You see? Come on! - What do you think this is?
|
|
1:51:39
|
You think this is a fucking down payment plan?
|
|
1:51:41
|
What, we're Sears or Chevrolet?
|
|
1:51:44
|
You ask Victor...
|
|
1:51:46
|
...if he wants two million this week.
|
|
1:51:50
|
That's real money. That's real money.
|
|
1:51:52
|
- Two million? - Two million this week.
|
|
1:51:54
|
How?
|
|
1:51:56
|
Wired in.
|
|
1:51:57
|
- Hold, hold on to the scarf. - Irving, come on, you all right?
|
|
1:52:02
|
That true? Is it true what he said about your wife?
|
|
1:52:03
|
- It's not fucking true. That's not... - About Rosalyn?
|
|
1:52:05
|
I can save all of us, and we could save money.
|
|
1:52:09
|
I can take care of you and Danny, ok?
|
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1:52:13
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But you got to close your mouth.
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1:52:15
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I knew it.
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1:52:17
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I have always said, Irving...
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1:52:19
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...that you are very, very hard to motivate properly.
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1:52:22
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And I knew that Pete was gonna go over there...
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1:52:25
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...and knock some sense into your head.
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1:52:26
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I've been reading this book, Irving.
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1:52:28
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It's by Wayne Dyer, about the power of intention.
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1:52:33
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And my intention in sending Pete over to you...
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1:52:36
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...was so that you could come up with this plan.
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1:52:39
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So you're welcome.
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1:52:45
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Ok.
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1:52:47
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Thank you, Rosalyn. Thank you for the plan.
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1:52:50
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You're welcome.
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1:52:50
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I appreciate that. So, uh...
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1:52:55
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I think that we should be partners on this.
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1:52:58
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Yeah, I'm a good partner, almost better than Edith.
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1:53:00
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You ever think about that?
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1:53:01
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You ever think about how you might have underestimated me?
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1:53:04
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So what is our plan?
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1:53:06
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Tell me the plan.
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1:53:09
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What are you gonna do?
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1:53:11
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I'm gonna keep my mouth shut, and I'm not gonna say anything...
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1:53:13
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...but what do I do if Pete calls me, what am I supposed to say?
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1:53:15
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You got to stop talking about your government agencies...
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1:53:18
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...and your IRS and your taxes and your conspiracies...
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1:53:20
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...and all of that, you're gonna say how you were wrong.
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1:53:22
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You were wrong about that.
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1:53:23
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I'll tell Pete that I was wrong, but you know that in real life...
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1:53:26
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...I was right for saying all that stuff...
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1:53:28
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...because then that spurred on the actions that made you come up with this plan.
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1:53:31
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- So I will tell Pete. - Ok.
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1:53:33
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The power of intention, Irving.
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1:53:35
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The power of intention.
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1:53:37
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Thank you.
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1:53:38
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Ok, ok.
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1:53:41
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- You were right. - Irv?
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1:53:43
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Irv?
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1:53:50
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You're so smart.
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1:53:53
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Good job, peaches.
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1:53:55
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Irving, I've been doing a lot of thinking.
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1:54:01
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And you need to grow up...
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1:54:05
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...and you need to face the facts...
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1:54:08
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...and I think that both of us will be a lot happier...
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1:54:10
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...if we get a divorce.
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1:54:13
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Ok.
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1:54:15
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Just think about it.
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1:54:18
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These things are never easy.
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1:54:22
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All right.
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1:54:29
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Irving?
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1:54:32
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Good luck with your plan.
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1:54:36
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Necessity truly is the mother of invention.
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1:54:40
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The FBI was willing to wire the $2 million...
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1:54:42
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...if it meant taking down Tellegio and his entire organization.
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1:54:51
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"They used to tell me, "Boy, you ain't goin' nowhere."
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1:54:57
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A mobster like Tellegio would never meet at the Plaza Hotel...
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1:55:00
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...but only at the office of his attorney...
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1:55:02
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...Alfonse Simone.
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1:55:03
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"You gotta realize all your responsibilities."
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1:55:08
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"You gotta get out to work and face reality."
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1:55:14
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"You gotta get up in the morning take your heavy load."
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1:55:18
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"And you gotta keep going down the long black road."
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1:55:23
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"Long black road."
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1:55:27
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"So I drifted for a while down the road to ruin."
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1:55:33
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"I saw a lot of people coming back the other way."
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1:55:39
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"So I kept on going when I heard them say."
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1:55:45
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"You gotta get up in the morning take your heavy load."
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1:55:48
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"And you gotta keep going down the long black road."
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1:55:53
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"Long black road."
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1:56:00
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Hi. Alfonse Simone.
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1:56:02
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Edith Greensly.
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1:56:03
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- Alfonse Simone. - Hey.
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1:56:05
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- Hi. Alfonse Simone. - Irving Rosenfeld.
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1:56:06
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Please, uh, be seated.
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1:56:07
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I appreciate the fact that you all came in person...
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1:56:10
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...but, uh, the trip was really unnecessary...
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1:56:12
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...because this whole thing could've been done with a simple wire transfer.
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1:56:16
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As a matter of fact...
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1:56:17
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...this is the number of our wire right here.
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1:56:22
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Where is Mr. Tellegio?
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1:56:24
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Mr. Tellegio, unfortunately, was called out of town on business.
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1:56:28
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Oh, that's not good.
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1:56:29
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You know, we were willing to come here today in person...
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1:56:31
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...to meet with Mr. Tellegio as a sign of respect...
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1:56:33
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- ...to give $2 million... - Well, listen...
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1:56:35
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...I can assure you that I have the power of attorney...
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1:56:38
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Excuse me, if you'll let me finish. We were willing...
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1:56:40
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...to give $2 million today of the ten...
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1:56:44
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...but without Mr. Tellegio here...
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1:56:45
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We can't make that decision.
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1:56:47
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- We can't do that? - It's not the right thing.
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1:56:49
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It's just not the right time. It's just not good.
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1:56:52
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You don't have the authorization to make this kind of choice...
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1:56:54
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...so don't be hasty, all right?
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1:56:56
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Not being hasty.
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1:56:57
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Just, let's be smart about it, all right?
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1:56:59
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This is not how we do business. I'm sorry.
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1:57:02
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Apologize, but it's true.
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1:57:08
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I think you should hang in there, all right?
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1:57:11
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For what? The guy's not here.
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1:57:13
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- Edith... - That's it.
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1:57:14
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- You know what? - Sorry, I can't do it.
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1:57:15
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This is a surprise. The sheik don't like surprises.
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1:57:18
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Don't leave.
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1:57:20
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Edith, this is not your decision to make.
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1:57:23
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- It's not your decision. - No, I understand, but maybe--
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1:57:25
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What? Let's go.
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1:57:26
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Let's call the sheik.
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1:57:29
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It's not the plan. It's not the...
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1:57:31
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No, let's...
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1:57:33
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I'll call the sheik, yeah. Can I use your phone?
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1:57:35
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- Please do. - Let's see. I don't know if he's in...
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1:57:37
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...but I'll call the sheik.
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1:57:38
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But before I do, I'd like to go over...
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1:57:39
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...specifically, what this money will be used for.
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1:57:42
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Ok.
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1:57:43
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What we will do is we guarantee...
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1:57:46
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...all proper licenses and construction permits...
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1:57:49
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...for any hotel-casino...
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1:57:51
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...that plans to open before the end of the year...
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1:57:54
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...and we'll throw in the customary, uh, privileges of protection.
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1:57:59
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What if there's obstacles?
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1:58:01
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- What will you do? - Obstacles...
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1:58:02
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We are prepared to overcome any obstacles.
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1:58:04
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This is a big enterprise.
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1:58:05
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If we have to pay somebody off, we'll pay somebody off.
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1:58:08
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If we have to lean on somebody...
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1:58:10
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...intimidate somebody, we'll intimidate somebody.
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1:58:12
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We're experienced. This is our business.
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1:58:15
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That's powerful stuff.
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1:58:16
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Thank you. And I'll tell you something else.
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1:58:18
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At the end of this, we'll teach you how to skim...
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1:58:22
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...and how to cut it up and make some money on the side...
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1:58:24
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...because we invented skimming.
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1:58:27
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We've been doing it for 30 years.
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1:58:29
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Thank you, thank you for clarifying that.
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1:58:31
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Ok.
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1:58:33
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I'm very happy.
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1:58:36
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I think that'll be ok for the sheik.
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1:58:40
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This is the sheik.
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1:58:41
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Mr. Tellegio is not here.
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1:58:43
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It's just Mr. Alfonse Simone, his lawyer.
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1:58:46
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Are we still ok to wire the money?
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1:58:48
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Simone can take the wire. What's the number?
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1:58:50
|
531...
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1:58:51
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531...
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1:58:52
|
- 78P... - 78P...
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1:58:53
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- 76. - 76.
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1:58:57
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The funds are transferred.
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1:58:59
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The funds have transferred.
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1:59:01
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The money's been wired.
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1:59:06
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- I think we have a deal. - Yes, we do, sir.
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1:59:08
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Pleasure doing business with you.
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1:59:10
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Ok, well, thank you very much, Mr. Simone.
|
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1:59:12
|
Well, thank you.
|
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1:59:13
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The sheik's very excited.
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1:59:15
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I'm sure we'll be seeing each other.
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1:59:16
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Oh, I'm sure that we'll be seeing each other very soon.
|
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1:59:19
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- Looking forward to it. - Yeah, so am I.
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1:59:21
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You might even get sick of me.
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1:59:23
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Like these two.
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1:59:24
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I don't think I'll get sick of you.
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1:59:25
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- Thank you very much. - Bye.
|
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1:59:29
|
Goodbye. Nice meeting you.
|
|
1:59:42
|
How did that happen? How did that happen?
|
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1:59:45
|
I mean, how did that happen?
|
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1:59:47
|
Finally! Finally, we're getting some respect.
|
|
1:59:51
|
- We're getting some respect finally! - It's you and me! It's...
|
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1:59:54
|
We're ambitious. That's why.
|
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1:59:55
|
Whoa. Oh, oh, oh. Oh, oh. Wait. Wait, wait, wait, wait.
|
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1:59:58
|
If we have to pay somebody off we'll pay somebody off.
|
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2:00:01
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If we have to lean on somebody, intimidate somebody.
|
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2:00:04
|
"We'll intimidate somebody!"
|
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2:00:10
|
I'm kissing his boo-boos! I'm kissing his boo-boos!
|
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2:00:13
|
Oh, come on!
|
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2:00:45
|
Yeah, well, I got to do it.
|
|
2:00:51
|
What do you mean, there's no sheik? What does that mean?
|
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2:00:53
|
"There's no sheik"?
|
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2:00:58
|
I want to face you like a man because I want to be real now.
|
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2:01:00
|
- All right? - Who is "they"?
|
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2:01:04
|
- Who is "they"? - "They" is the feds.
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2:01:07
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- The feds? - Yeah.
|
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2:01:10
|
Irving...
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2:01:13
|
Look... I'm a good person.
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2:01:16
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You're a good person.
|
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2:01:17
|
I've been doing this for a long time, for 20 years.
|
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2:01:21
|
Do you think I would have taken that money...
|
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2:01:23
|
...if it wasn't the right thing to do?
|
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2:01:24
|
- Hey, look... Look. - Huh?
|
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2:01:26
|
You're a good person. I know that. I know.
|
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2:01:28
|
- But in all honesty-- - You said that was the only way, Irv.
|
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2:01:31
|
You chased me, you remember?
|
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2:01:33
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They fucking made me do it. What's a guy to do?
|
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2:01:35
|
- They had Syd in jail. - Whoa, whoa.
|
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2:01:36
|
You made me go back to the Plaza to take that money, you piece of shit!
|
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2:01:40
|
I was gone!
|
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2:01:42
|
- You fucking prick! - I know. I know. I know.
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2:01:44
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You motherfucker!
|
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2:01:45
|
You fucking chased me, you piece of shit!
|
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2:01:48
|
- Carmine? Honey? - I was gone! I left!
|
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2:01:51
|
- Everything all right? - Please, Dolly, just go upstairs.
|
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2:01:53
|
- All right, I'll go upstairs. - Take the kids and go upstairs.
|
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2:01:55
|
- Please. Please, just go. - Of course. Of course.
|
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2:01:58
|
I want to make this right. I came here because I want to make it right.
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2:02:01
|
Look at my face.
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2:02:02
|
You tell me that I'm lying to you...
|
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2:02:05
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...when I say that everything I do...
|
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2:02:07
|
...is for the good of the people of New Jersey.
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2:02:11
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Everything I do is for them.
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2:02:17
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Am I lying to you?
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2:02:18
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I never had a friend like you before.
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2:02:23
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I used that money for the goddamn casino.
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2:02:28
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I got some fucking leverage, all right?
|
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2:02:31
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I can help you out.
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2:02:32
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This is all shit. It's all bullshit.
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2:02:34
|
Look at this thing.
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2:02:36
|
Look at this.
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2:02:39
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Ceremonial fucking knife. What, is this bullshit? Some toy?
|
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2:02:46
|
Carmine, Sydney and I got a plan for you.
|
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2:02:48
|
- Get out. - We can help you out.
|
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2:02:51
|
Please get out of my house, Irving.
|
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2:02:53
|
Will you please leave? I'm asking you nicely, please leave.
|
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2:02:58
|
Get out of my house. Go!
|
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2:03:00
|
- Get out of our house! - I don't wanna...
|
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2:03:02
|
Oh, fuck. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
|
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2:03:06
|
I didn't mean for this to happen.
|
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2:03:08
|
You break my motherfucking heart, Irving, right in front of my family.
|
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2:03:11
|
Go, go, go up to the bedroom.
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2:03:12
|
This is what matters to me most, and you're crushing that.
|
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2:03:15
|
You're going to take me away from them?
|
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2:03:16
|
I didn't want this to happen ever.
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2:03:17
|
Fucking son of a bitch! Get the fuck out.
|
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2:03:19
|
- Oh, my God! - Stop!
|
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2:03:20
|
- You son of a bitch! - Dad, stop!
|
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2:03:22
|
- I just want to make it right. - Just get out of my house.
|
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2:03:25
|
Look what you made me do. Please go.
|
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2:03:26
|
- I'm sorry, Carmine. - Oh, my God.
|
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2:03:28
|
l am. I'm sorry.
|
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2:03:30
|
- Get out of here! - Get out!
|
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2:03:32
|
Will you just get out?
|
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2:03:33
|
Please go. Please leave. Please leave.
|
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2:03:35
|
Oh, God. No, Carmine.
|
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2:03:38
|
- What's happening? - It'll be all right.
|
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2:03:39
|
No, no.
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2:03:42
|
Oh, my God, no!
|
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2:03:46
|
- Oh, fuck. Oh, fuck. - Irving?
|
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2:03:50
|
Irving, are you all right?
|
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2:03:53
|
Where are your heart pills?
|
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2:03:54
|
- Where are your heart pills? - In the pocket. Inside.
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2:03:56
|
Here. There you go.
|
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2:03:58
|
Are you all right?
|
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2:04:01
|
Ok. Come with me. Come on.
|
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2:04:04
|
- Come with me. - Come on.
|
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2:04:08
|
Come on, just walk.
|
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2:04:10
|
- Come on. - You ok?
|
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2:04:14
|
I got to lay down.
|
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2:04:16
|
Ok?
|
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2:04:18
|
Just rest.
|
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2:04:43
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- You ready? - Yeah.
|
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2:04:48
|
I love you.
|
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2:05:07
|
Please. Come in, sit down.
|
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2:05:22
|
You know where our $2 million is?
|
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2:05:24
|
- Two million? - Yeah.
|
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2:05:26
|
It's with, uh, Victor Tellegio and Alfonse Simone.
|
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2:05:29
|
No, actually, it's not with Victor Tellegio or Alfonse Simone.
|
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2:05:33
|
He fucking knows about it.
|
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2:05:34
|
Its gone missing.
|
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2:05:36
|
Did you know that?
|
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2:05:37
|
- No, I knew nothing about that - Where's it gone?
|
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2:05:40
|
Well, that's interesting that you say that, because...
|
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2:05:42
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...while you were on your way over here...
|
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2:05:43
|
...we got an anonymous phone call from someone...
|
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2:05:48
|
...who said that, in exchange for immunity for the two of you...
|
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2:05:54
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...and a reduced sentence for Carmine Polito...
|
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2:05:58
|
...we get our $2 million back.
|
|
2:06:01
|
That's interesting. That's very interesting.
|
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2:06:04
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- I have no idea. - No idea?
|
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2:06:06
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No idea what you're talking about.
|
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2:06:08
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I get it.
|
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2:06:09
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I understand how these deals are made, right?
|
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2:06:11
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See, someone has leverage.
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2:06:13
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Anthony, fuck them. Fuck them. It's over.
|
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2:06:16
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- I don't think so. - We got them for wire fraud.
|
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2:06:17
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It's over. You're done.
|
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2:06:18
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- You're both done. You're done. - No, I don't think so.
|
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2:06:19
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- I don't think so. - Oh, you don't think so?
|
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2:06:20
|
Richard, you requested the two million.
|
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2:06:24
|
And you gave Brenda the account number.
|
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2:06:27
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- No, no. - We didn't do any of that.
|
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2:06:30
|
None of it.
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2:06:32
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How do we know that you don't have the money?
|
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2:06:35
|
Am I living in a fucking nightmare right now?
|
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2:06:37
|
I find this a little offensive. Really, I find this a little offensive...
|
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2:06:41
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...and I don't see that you got any sort of--
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2:06:42
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Don't let him get in your head.
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Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me.
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We're dealing with a very clever individual.
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- Don't let him... - Richard. Richard.
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Think about it, all right?
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You got some big arrests.
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You got U.S. congressmen. You look good.
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You're going to be all over the news.
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You know what doesn't look good?
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A story about gross incompetence.
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I have a warrant for--
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Sorry, do I have the wrong office?
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This 701? Alfonse Simone?
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This is 701.
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My name is Roger Thigpen. I've had this office for 25 years.
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I'm a divorce attorney.
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2:07:22
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You lost $2 million of taxpayer money...
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...because you were confused about the location...
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...and the identity of Victor Tellegio's attorney?
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The role of Tellegio's attorney...
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2:07:31
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...Alfonse Simone, was played by our friend, Ed Malone...
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...the Cold Cut King of Long Island...
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...whose party we were at when Sydney and I first met.
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Alfonse Simone.
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People believe what they want to believe, Richie.
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2:07:46
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No, because you conned me. That's why, because you both fucking con...
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You got under me. You did.
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You know, that, uh...
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2:07:51
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That doesn't sound so good, either, right there.
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You know, I mean, and I don't know what you're talking about...
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...but let's just assume you want to go with that story.
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Really?
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That's the story you want to go with?
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All right?
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That's what you want the New York Times to hear?
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That you got conned by the very con men...
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...who you forced to entrap the members of Congress in the first place?
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That's what you want to go with?
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2:08:20
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That doesn't sound so good for your whole thing, does it?
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2:08:24
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And how ironic that the ones who were working hardest...
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...to get the economy of New Jersey going...
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...those are the ones that you round up.
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And why? Why?
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Because, what, they're the easiest to go after?
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And what about the real bullshit artists?
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You didn't even come close to the big leagues.
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Those big guys, the money men.
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That's what I was trying to go after.
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I'm sorry to tell you, you got none of them.
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You know, Richie, I think, uh...
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We may call you as a witness, but otherwise you're done.
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I think you better go home.
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- Stoddard... - Go on home, Richard.
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We took down some very big guys.
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Some of whom, they were just doing business as usual...
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...helping their communities or their states...
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...but some of them knew they had larceny in their blood.
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And they even admitted it.
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But in all, it was six congressmen, one United States senator...
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...and my friend, Carmine Polito.
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We gave the two million back...
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...so Carmine got the reduced sentence, 18 months.
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The loss of his friendship...
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...would haunt me for the rest of my life.
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And when the story was written...
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...Richard DiMaso's name was never mentioned.
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2:10:25
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Syd and I, we moved in together.
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Rosalyn...
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The car is a little dinged up, I'm a little stiff...
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...but whatever, I don't want to talk about it.
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She would always be interesting.
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2:10:41
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You know, my boss knows you did him a solid.
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Yes, I did.
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He never took a nickel, so they can't get him for nothing.
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I was never going to let that happen.
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- All right. - Irv.
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I'm done with that nail finish.
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Bye for now. I'll see you next weekend.
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2:11:06
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Hey. Look at you.
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I think your mom got your nose. Is it ok that I wipe that?
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2:11:10
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Our conning days were behind us.
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You can fool yourself for just so long...
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...and then your next reinvention...
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...better have your damn feet on the ground.
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This one is abstract expressionism. I love it 'cause these ones...
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2:11:25
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We got a loan from a bank and were able to go gallery-legitimate.
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2:11:31
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The art of survival is a story that never ends.
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2:12:17
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"They used to tell me "Boy, you ain't going nowhere."
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"With your cheap guitar and your big, long hair."
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"You gotta realize all your responsibilities."
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"You gotta get out to work and face reality."
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"You gotta get up in the morning take your heavy load."
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"And you gotta keep goin' down the long black road."
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2:12:49
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"Long black road."
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"So I drifted for a while down the road to ruin."
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"I couldn't find my way. I didn't know what I was doing."
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"I saw a lot of people coming back the other way."
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"So I kept on going when I heard them say."
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"You gotta get up in the morning take your heavy load."
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"And you gotta keep going down the long black road."
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2:13:25
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"Long black road."
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"Long black road."
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"Long black road."
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"Long black road."
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"Long black road."
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"Long black road."
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"I made a lot of money. I was makin' quite a mess."
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"But they all told me that money wouldn't bring me happiness."
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2:14:25
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"You gotta work like a man in a real man's life."
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2:14:32
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"You're gonna have to take all the trouble and strife."
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2:14:37
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"You gotta get up in the morning take your heavy load."
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2:14:40
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"And you gotta keep goin' down the long black road."
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2:14:46
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"You gotta get up in the morning take your heavy load."
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2:14:50
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"And you gotta keep goin' down the long black road."
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2:14:55
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"You gotta get up in the morning take your heavy load."
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2:14:59
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"And you gotta keep goin' down the long black road."
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2:15:10
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"Long black road."
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